for OSHA, Joint Commission, CMS, and other accreditation organizations, it’s simply the right thing to do.
living directors for one contact hour of professional development.
1) Identify pre-incident behaviors where tactical de-escalation skills can reduce the potential for harm.
2) Define situational awareness and understand the importance of personal safety.
3) Identify the actions necessary to protect themselves and their patients during an active shooter event.
however, all facility staff are welcome and encouraged to listen.
following the conclusion of the live webinar.
trains nationwide on the topics of workplace violence, healthcare leadership and frontline staff training.
strategies, ED Patient flow initiatives, and overall bed placement strategies.