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Violence in the Emergency Department pdf

Violence in the Emergency Department



Author: Patricia Allen MBA BS RN
Edition: 1
Publisher: Springer Publishing Company
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 0826110592



Violence in the Emergency Department: Tools & Strategies to Create a Violence-Free ED


"This book is a must for all emergency departments and a valuable resource for anyone scheduled to work there. Medical books Violence in the Emergency Department. It covers the history and evolution of violence in emergency departments and offers excellent exhibits for quick reference..."

--Doody's

Violence in the emergency department (ED) is a critical, even life-threatening problem facing ED nurses and physicians daily Medical books Violence in the Emergency Department: Tools & Strategies to Create a Violence-Free ED. by Patricia Allen - Springer Publishing Co. (2009) - Hardback - ISBN 0826110592 9780826110596

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Violence in the Emergency Department

Store Search search Title, ISBN and Author Violence in the Emergency Department: Tools and Strategies to Create a Violence-Free ED by Patricia Allen Estimated delivery 3-12 business days Format Paperback Condition Brand New Guides healthcare professionals, particularly ED personnel, and ED and hospital administrators, about ED Violence to emphasize that this kind of violence poses a serious and real threat to personnel and facilities. This title provides authoritative guidance, assessment tools

Powered by Frooition Pro Click here to view full size. Full Size Image Click to close full size. Violence in the Emergency Department - Book NEW Author(s): Patricia B. Allen Format: Paperback # Pages: 370 ISBN-13: 9780826110596 Published: 07/13/2009 Language: English Weight: 1.12 pounds Brand new book. About Us Payment Shipping Customer Service FAQs Welcome to MovieMars All items are Brand New. We offer unbeatable prices, quick shipping times and a wide selection second to none. Purchases come



Medical Book Violence in the Emergency Department



It covers the history and evolution of violence in emergency departments and offers excellent exhibits for quick reference..."

--Doody's

Violence in the emergency department (ED) is a critical, even life-threatening problem facing ED nurses and physicians daily. Emergency room personnel have repeatedly reported being threatened, harassed, and seriously injured by hostile patients, including psychiatrically ill patients, substance abusers, and criminals, as well as by patients' families and friends. During this nursing shortage, it is imperative that hospital administrators take the necessary measures to create a violence-free emergency room.

This book educates health care professionals and hospital administrators about all aspects of ED violence. The author provides all the essential tools and strategies for preventing violence before it starts, and managing it if it occurs. In this book, Allen provides practical guidelines for assessing the potential risk of violence in the ED and implementing a violence defense strategy and program.

Key topics discussed:

  • How to assess the potential risk of violence in individual patients
  • How to identify the types of patients that are most likely to be violent in the ED and why they are violent
  • How to plan and implement a violence defense program by increasing security, charging penalties and fines, announcing hospital-wide alerts, and more
  • How to improve communication strategies with both colleagues and violent patients in the ED
  • How to increase awareness of the the significant problem of lateral violence among healthcare personnel

Violence in the Emergency Department will not only help safeguard physicians and nurses from injury, it will serve as one more step toward healing the critical nursing shortage, increasing job satisfaction, and improving patient care.



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