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Goals and Objectives of a Workplace Violence Hospital Committee
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Goals and Objectives of a Workplace Violence Hospital Committee
Goals and Objectives of a Workplace Violence Hospital Committee
Goal: Preventing Workplace Violence Objectives:
Develop and implement policies and procedures to identify and mitigate risks of workplace violence.
Conduct regular risk assessments to identify areas of vulnerability and implement appropriate preventive measures.
Provide ongoing education and training programs to raise awareness and promote a culture of violence prevention among staff.
Goal: Enhancing Staff Safety and Security Objectives:
Establish and maintain effective security measures, such as access control systems, surveillance cameras, and panic alarms.
Ensure proper staffing levels of security personnel to address potential threats and respond promptly to incidents.
Implement protocols for staff to easily report security concerns and incidents, ensuring a timely and appropriate response.
Goal: Improving Incident Reporting and Investigation Objectives
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Develop clear guidelines and protocols for reporting workplace violence incidents, including procedures for documenting and investigating incidents.
Encourage staff to report incidents promptly and without fear of retaliation, ensuring a confidential and supportive reporting process.
Establish a system for thorough incident investigations to identify root causes, contributing factors, and potential areas for improvement.
Goal: Enhancing Staff Training and Education Objectives
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Provide comprehensive training programs on conflict management, de-escalation techniques, and personal safety measures for all staff members.
Offer specialized training for high-risk departments, such as emergency departments or psychiatric units, to address unique challenges they face.
Continuously assess training needs, update training curricula, and evaluate the effectiveness of training programs through feedback and evaluation.
Goal: Strengthening Collaboration and Communication Objectives
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Foster effective communication and collaboration between different hospital departments, including security, nursing, administration, and human resources, to address workplace violence concerns.
Establish a system for sharing information about high-risk patients or visitors among care teams, security personnel, and other relevant staff members.
Coordinate with external organizations, such as local law enforcement or community support services, to facilitate a coordinated response to workplace violence incidents.
Goal: Providing Support and Resources for Victims Objectives
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Develop protocols to support victims of workplace violence, including immediate access to medical care, counseling services, and legal advocacy.
Ensure that victims are provided with appropriate information and resources to navigate the aftermath of an incident, such as filing reports, obtaining restraining orders, or seeking compensation.
Collaborate with community organizations and support services to offer a comprehensive network of resources for victims.
These are just a few examples, and the goals and objectives of a workplace violence hospital committee should be tailored to the specific needs and circumstances of the organization.
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