… . Prevalence and risk factors of workplace violence against health care workers in
emergency department in Ismailia, Egypt. Pan Afr Med J 2017;26.doi:10.11604/pamj.2017.26.…

… Even though the event received substantial media coverage, reporters did not highlight
the fact that although the murder of a health care worker is rare, episodes of workplace …

… related to WPV consequences (“Mental health” OR “Health care workers” OR “Burnout”). …
specific issue of exposition to workplace violence against health care workers, and if the article …

… and safety, little is known about the consequences of exposure to workplace violence. … the
consequences of workplace violence specifically among employees in the healthcare sector. …

… workplace violence (WPV) in EDs is a major challenge to safety for HCWs, involving significant
consequences to the victims, patients, and healthcare … capacity of health care workers and…

… Physicians’ most significant change was instructing patients whom they didn't know or who
had a history of perpetrating violence to seek health care with a different provider when they …

… professionals. The present study aimed to estimate the prevalence of workplace violence
(WPV) against … Workplace violence (WPV) refers to the use of force against an individual or …

… of workplace violence (WPV) against healthcare workers, explore the frequency distribution
of violence in different occupational groups, and determine which healthcare occupation …

… Administration (OSHA) released the "Guidelines for preventing WPV for health care and
social service workers" in 2004 [19]. The white code application is a legal aid program offered by …

… , especially the front liners, are well protected in a safe working environment so that health
care services can be continued to run smoothly without any interruptions for the benefit of the …