Michael Carver
Ilustration shows the silhouette of a person who is acting in an aggressive manner as they point a finger at a nurse, who is quietly and politely standing in front of the person
How can you tackle violent assault and aggressive behaviour in the ED?
Practical steps nurses can take to ensure everyone’s safety
25 Jun 2024
Violence reduction nurse specialists: what do they do and what experience do you need?
Working mainly with young people at risk of violence, strong communication skills are key
29 Jul 2022
Managing violence and aggression in the emergency department
Managing violence and aggression in the emergency department
Featuring a successful small-scale trial of body-worn cameras at an East London ED
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