Healthcare facilities have implemented a range of safety strategies, from panic buttons and de-escalation training to ...

LookDeep Health has unveiled advanced AI capabilities designed to bolster the safety of hospital care teams by shifting from ...

California’s SB553, the nation’s first comprehensive and multi-industry workplace violence prevention law, has been in effect for almost a year. Many other states are following suit with their ...

Making it easier to report workplace violence with quick-scan codes on walls and badges increased reporting by 1,080% in two months, according to a new study. The study, published in the September ...

A federal appeals court partially affirmed an OSHA workplace violence citation against a Florida in-patient psychiatric ...

When it comes to occurrences of home health workplace violence, there is a major disconnect between the number of incidents and the number of reported ...

Dangerous workplace violence trends are a contributing factor in 55% of healthcare workers feeling burned out and 18% of newly licensed registered nurses leaving the profession within the first year.

An alarming 8 in 10 nurses face violence at work. As a result, health care workers are more than four times as likely to be injured by workplace violence than workers in all other industries combined.

Beaver and other nurses said they worry fear of violence in the workplace will exacerbate an already difficult nursing shortage, reducing the number of people who want to enter the field.

The urgency of the bill is underscored by alarming statistics: injuries from workplace violence in hospitals have surged by ...