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What an international survey reveals about prevention programmes

The report brings together examples on security, working conditions, wellbeing, communication and coordination.

Survey report · Practices to prevent and reduce violence against healthcare

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What the source explains

This international collection describes prevention approaches reported by participating organisations, including case studies. Its structure shows that useful programmes extend beyond guards and alarms to communication, professional support and collaboration. The report also contains a methodology and limitations section, which matters when interpreting selected examples. A reported improvement in one organisation does not establish that the same intervention will produce the same result in Nagpur.

Using this reading in your hospital

Choose one case study close to your hospital’s size and resources. Before adopting its approach, list the staffing, training and partnerships it depended on. Define what a small local pilot would measure and who would review unintended consequences.

A question for your team

Which part of the example can your hospital actually resource and maintain for six months?

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