Workplace violence: Take part in our survey
Staff Development Weekly: Insight on Evidence-Based Practice in Education, September 27, 2007
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We've wondered many times about workplace violence policies in hospitals, and a recent query by a reader finally prompted us to poll the hospital industry on this important topic.
Our online survey is posted right now with 14 questions about workplace violence in your hospital. We'll report on the immediate results next week and also explore them further in an upcoming issue of The Staff Educator.
Other articles of interest:
Wyoming center improves work environment to increase retention
Improve the environment to increase retention
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