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De-escalation Training in Healthcare: Key to Improving Worker Safety

Performance Health

Effective de-escalation training in healthcare is crucial for navigating volatile patient interactions, especially amid the increasing prevalence of violence against healthcare workers. These de-escalation techniques are vital for maintaining trust with patients while ensuring healthcare worker safety.

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Breaking Down the Law Enforcement De-Escalation Training Act of 2022

Relias

In December 2022, Congress passed legislation to develop and fund police de-escalation training courses for law enforcement departments across the country. The act also directs DOJ to make grants to states for costs associated with providing the training to law enforcement officers or mental health professionals.”

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5 ways to deal with the diva doctor

Scrubs

Here are five tips for de-diva-ing your drama queen: 1. If you can stay absolutely calm (and no, you don’t have to be smiling), you can stop bad behavior before it escalates. Having a doctor who swans in and makes unreasonable demands or who throws temper tantrums can harsh your nurse-y groove…so how do you deal with it?

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Patient Interaction: Essential Strategies for Medical Administrative Assistants

Northwest Career College

Keeping a calm and steady voice can help prevent situations from escalating. De-escalation Strategies De-escalation is crucial when dealing with difficult interactions. Offering solutions and focusing on problem-solving rather than the conflict can also help de-escalate a situation.

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Two Nurses, Three Doctors Injured in Violent Patient Rampage

Scrubs

“These include safety intervention de-escalation training for staff and providing all staff with duress alarms,” a spokesperson said. All these words mean nothing if no action is taken.” ” The YHLHN, which oversees the regional hospital, said it is investigating the incident.

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Three Critiques of the DanGer-Shock Trial

Sensible Medicine

DanGer Shock was intended to be an IABP versus IMPELLA™ trial, but after the publication of IABP-SHOCK II, the authors decided to randomize the control group to amines ( editor’s note: amines = vasopressors ) and to evaluate escalation to another type of device other than IMPELLA in case of deterioration. doi: 10.1016/j.ahj.2019.04.019

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New CE to Develop Communication Skills in Healthcare

NHA Now

This series will discuss effective communication techniques, de-escalation techniques, and workplace civility. Are you using proven communication techniques to help improve the patient experience, and potentially lead to better patient outcomes?