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Putting it all together— Campus Life — Book Excerpt
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Discover effective conflict management & de-escalation strategies, enhancing workplace safety through enhanced training & communication techniques.
Four Safety Benefits to Implementing Trauma Informed Care
For those of us that work in social services, education, and healthcare, trauma informed care is a concept that is familiar. Other terms used to describe this concept are trauma responsive care and trauma sensitive schools. All these terms revolve around one important word- Safety! Safety is very evident within literature, workshops, conferences and conversations about trauma informed care.
Law enforcement agents from across U.S. train in Myrtle Beach
Back in April of 2018, abc 15 News (WPDE) did a story about Vistelar's non-escalation and de-escalation training in Myrtle Beach, S.C. with different police departments across the U.S. Click the image below to read the article and watch a video about this training experience!
Patient v. Employee Satisfaction: A balancing act for HR
A busy urban psychiatric hospital sends employee satisfaction scores through the roof while increasing patient safety at the same time. How is this possible? Perhaps it’s because they discovered that keeping patients safe keeps employees safe as well. And what employees care about most, it seems, is safety.
Uh Oh, Cops! Campus Life - Book Excerpt
You Only Get Something Wrong Once—Podcast
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Grabs are dangerous! Whether the attacker is naked or otherwise
The real danger is not knowing what will happen after you are grabbed. Healthcare environments personal, private, and confined spaces, so being grabbed is a common danger all healthcare professionals face. Click here to read an example: ER nurse at The Villages hospital attacked by naked man
The Concept of Bystander Intervention—Book Excerpt
Seven Common Challenges Teachers Face —Part Two—Podcast
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The Eye-Rolling Patient: What to do
