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Prevent workplace violence with these resources:

Preventing Workplace Violence: Handbook for Healthcare Workers (10 Pack)

This easy to reference handbook can be used by staff to learn how to prevent and respond to patient anger and violence or other violent episodes.

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Patients With High-Risk Behaviors: Keeping Your Facility and Workers Safe - On-Demand webinar

Participants will learn the patient factors that often lead to violent events in the workplace, provide a clear understanding of environmental influences and triggers that contribute to violence, and supply tools and resources to help you reduce the risk of a violent event in your facility.

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The Active Shooter Response Toolkit for Healthcare Workers

This electronic toolkit contains best practices, on-the-job advice, and tools that allow you to easily train your hospital staff—delivered to you in a fast and convenient electronic format.

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Active Shooter Incidents in Healthcare Facilities: Be Prepared and Improve Decision-Making in an Emergency - On-Demand webinar

Participants will learn how you can comply with the new CMS rule and prepare your staff for any situation.

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