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Reducing Workplace Violence in Nursing & Healthcare

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Through conscious interventions and strategic communication, healthcare organizations can work to protect their employees and allow them to focus on what matters most: serving their patients. Abuse within the home also takes a psychological toll on the victim, often inhibiting their ability to perform their job to the fullest extent possible.

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How Can You Support Your Staff During and After a Crisis?

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These strategies can help you create a workplace where staff feel safer — both physically and psychologically. This allows for greater employee buy-in and communication, ultimately leading to improved organizational culture, increased retention rates, and more. You cannot do that without clear and honest communication.

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Staff Retention in Behavioral Health: Your Questions Answered

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To help behavioral health administrators recruit and retain employees and meet the needs of the communities they serve, comprehensive strategies are needed. This new evidence suggests that the pandemic will continue to have long-term effects on staffing, leaving emotional and psychological trauma in its wake.

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What Is Lateral Violence in Nursing?

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To create healthier, more positive workplace environments, it is essential for healthcare administrators to take the time to truly understand lateral violence in nursing and the significant adverse effects it can have on patients and practitioners alike. Clearly communicate how you would like to be treated.

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The Six Domains of Health Care Quality — New Considerations

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Another benefit of the framework was that it could serve as a communication tool to help patients assess care quality and their satisfaction with the care they received. They suggested that the domain of safety include accessibility as well as transparency, privacy, and psychological safety as missing from the original model.

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Child Abuse: Understanding, Prevention & Support

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Child Abuse: Understanding, Prevention & Support Child abuse is a pervasive and devastating issue affecting millions of children worldwide, with long-lasting physical, emotional, and psychological consequences. Together, lets advocate for the safety and well-being of our children and work towards a brighter future for them.

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Staff Retention in Behavioral Health: Your Questions Answered

Relias

To help behavioral health administrators recruit and retain employees and meet the needs of the communities they serve, comprehensive strategies are needed. This new evidence suggests that the pandemic will continue to have long-term effects on staffing, leaving emotional and psychological trauma in its wake.