Crisis Averted: Collaborative De-Escalation Strategies for Safer Healthcare Environments
Collaboration within healthcare organizations is crucial for effective care delivery and patient satisfaction, while also reducing workplace violence. Clinical staff must work alongside non-clinical teams to create a supportive network. These collaborations ensure a holistic approach to patient care, ensuring timely support when an individual is in crisis. This learning bite shares techniques for collaborative de-escalation to ensure safer healthcare environments.
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