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Workplace Violence: CMS and Joint Commission Stand ...
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Workplace Violence: CMS and Joint Commission Standards Presentation
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The document discusses workplace violence standards set forth by CMS and The Joint Commission, focusing on healthcare settings. It covers rising incidents of violence in hospitals, the impact on healthcare workers, legislation initiatives, and the financial and psychological impacts of workplace violence. The text emphasizes the importance of risk assessments, leadership duties, emergency preparedness, education, and training in preventing and responding to workplace violence. It also highlights the role of human resources and leadership in creating a culture of safety. The document provides resources, guidelines, and case scenarios to help healthcare organizations develop comprehensive workplace violence prevention programs. Suggestions include implementing security measures, conducting risk assessments, providing staff support, and incorporating training on recognizing and responding to workplace violence. Additionally, it covers emergency management protocols in response to violent events and offers recommendations for managing threats such as gang violence in healthcare settings. The text concludes with advice on communicating policies, conducting safety drills, and engaging with staff to promote a safer work environment. It provides links to additional resources for further information and guidance on workplace violence prevention in healthcare settings.
Keywords
workplace violence
healthcare settings
CMS standards
The Joint Commission
risk assessments
emergency preparedness
staff training
safety culture
legislation initiatives
violence prevention
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