… In this study, staff gender was not significantly associated with the risk of being a victim.
Although, the majority of staff victims were women, this reflects the fact that the majority of the staff …

… In these latter studies both male and female staff were at high risk for same gender assaults…
risk from same gender assaults but females were at risk from assaults by both patient genders…

… that in addition to static risk factors (ie staff position, years of experience and gender), the
risk of assault was associated with the frequency of conflicts with staff and patients, which in …

… By comparing this group with another group of patients hospitalized during the same
period, we evaluated whether patients' gender is associated with the risk of their injuring a staff …

… to gender, … of the staff was perceived to be dangerous. In the report, information was
requested on a number of factors: name, gender, age, and type of employment (position) of the staff …

… variables (gender, age, education, … staffing, safety training), and assaults and threats were
entered into a forward stepwise multivariate logistic regression, gender, age, ethnicity, staffing, …

… in staff gender and survey rates of reported assault or injuries, suggesting that both male and
female treatment staff are equally at risk. … no gender differences in risk of assault and injury …

… impacts of sexual assault and unique … sexual assault among sexual and gender minorities,
discuss risk and protective factors for sexual assault related to sexual orientation and gender …

… gender differences in high-risk situations for sexual assault … assault by appropriately tailoring
and timing sexual assault … Research staff were provided with and trained on a distressed …

… are at increased risk for assault or whether … at risk for assault. Workers who have client
contact appeared to be at increased risk of physical assault, regardless of the worker’s gender. …