Course Outline
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- Introduction to Workplace Violence
- Preventing Workplace Violence
- Developing a Violence Prevention Program
- Developing a Violence Prevention Program
- Assessing Workplace for Hazards
- Evaluating Records and Identifying Trends
- Job Hazard Evaluations
- Employee and/or Customer Questionnaires
- According to the FBI, the floor plan and physical layout of the workplace should be evaluated on a recurring basis and modified if needed to improve e...
- Controlling for Identified Hazards
- Controlling and Minimizing Workplace Hazards
- Engineering Controls
- Work Practice Controls
- Match the following hazard controls with their proper category:
- Responding to Violence Incidents
- Introduction to Workplace Violence Response
- Investigating Workplace Violence Events
- Physical injuries are the only consequences of workplace violence.
- Workplace Violence Training for Employees
- Evaluating the Efficacy of Workplace Violence Programs
- Evaluating Workplace Violence Programs
- Program Evaluation Checklists
- Risk Factor Checklist
- Inspecting Work Areas Checklist
- Inspecting Exterior Building and Parking Areas
- Security Measures Checklist
- Workplace Violence Prevention Program Assessment Checklist
- References
Additional Information
Level of instruction: Basic
Target audience: This course is intended for all healthcare professionals who, directly or indirectly, impact patient care.
Author information: Alexandru Casapu, MBA, MLS(ASCP)CM, PBTCM has over 20 years of experience as a medical laboratory scientist, section supervisor, and laboratory manager. He is the former Director of Clinical Laboratory Technology Program at Georgia Piedmont Technical College. He is currently a Program Director at MediaLab, Inc. Alex holds BS degrees in Biology and Medical Technology from Clark Atlanta University and a MBA from the University of Georgia.
Reviwer information: Barbara Cebulski, MS, MLS(ASCP)CM has over 40 years of experience in the medical laboratory profession as a technologist, section supervisor, and laboratory manager. She was an Inspection and Technical Specialist for nine years with the College of American Pathologists in the Laboratory Accreditation Program and, until her retirement in 2015, was Program Director for MediaLab, Inc. Barbara holds a Masters in Instructional Technology from Georgia State University.