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@jimmyroybloom · X
PDF) The assessment and management of the violent patient in critical hospital settings https://t.co/yU9hGtbH3v
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Gen Hosp Psychiatry September 2013 PMID 23260370
The assessment and management of the violent patient in critical hospital settings.
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Many discussants highlight the importance of risk assessment and safety strategies, with phrases like 'must improve training' and 'a critical read for clinicians,' indicating they see the article as relevant and impactful. The tone is mostly serious and proactive, reflecting a recognition that improving management can prevent injuries and enhance patient care.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions agree that the publication provides valuable insights into managing violent patients, with some emphasizing the importance of proper assessment and safety protocols.
InterestHigh interest
Posts display high interest, with many expressing that the topic is crucial to improving patient safety and clinician training.
EngagementModerate engagement
Comments contain references to clinical practices and personal experiences, indicating moderate engagement with the material.
ImpactModerate impact
Discussions suggest the article could influence policies and training in healthcare settings, though some view it as an initial step rather than a comprehensive solution.
Abstract in brief
- The article reviews how often violence occurs in critical care settings like emergency departments, and highlights that many healthcare providers are not sufficiently trained to handle such behaviors.
- It summarizes research and current practices since 2000 on identifying risk factors, signs of imminent violence, and effective management strategies, including medications and psychological approaches.
- The goal is to equip clinicians with better knowledge and techniques to reduce injuries and improve safety when dealing with aggressive or violent patients in urgent healthcare environments.]
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@jimmyroybloom · X
PDF) The assessment and management of the violent patient in critical hospital settings https://t.co/yU9hGtbH3v
Feb 18, 2023 · 2,447 followers
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