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Managing Workplace Violence

Audience: Health & Human Services Professionals
Capacity: 30
Length: 6 Hours
Cost: $128.00

This course is designed to provide all Healthcare and Human Services Professionals with both a comprehensive overview of the phenomenon of violence in the workplace in all its forms, as well as, a cluster of preventive and reductive strategies to enhance staff security and safety.

Course Goals Include:

  • Defining the 4 types of Workplace Violence;
  • Identifying and discussing characteristics of likely victims and perpetrators of Workplace Violence;
  • Identifying "Triggering Events" and volatile situations that often lead to Workplace Violence;
  • Learning when and how to report violent threats to police, security, supervisors and/or administrative staff.
  • Exploring effective methods and strategies for defusing hostility and aggression in the Workplace.
  • Demonstrating how to defuse hostility and aggression in the workplace in a series of realistic scenarios.

 
 

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