Background The level of workplace violence in emergency departments worldwide has
reached an alarming level. Substance abuse is thought to play a major part in the escalation …

Consumer aggression is common in acute mental health settings and can result in direct or
vicarious psychological or physical impacts for both consumers and health professionals …

Accessible Summary What is known on the subject Police and ambulance staff are
increasingly asked to help people experiencing mental health crises, but they often feel …

Methods Six semistructured group interviews were conducted with 38 primary care
providers. Interviews focused on provider perceptions of patients with methamphetamine …

In recent years, there has been growing interest in the use of sensory techniques to help
with emotional regulation in adult mental health populations. This is against a backdrop of …

Introduction Harm reduction strategies for substance use disorder are not currently offered in
Canadian hospitals. Previous research has suggested that substance use may continue to …

Providing care to methamphetamine‐related callout events in the prehospital environment is
often complex and resource‐intensive, requiring staff to manage agitation and violence …

Australia has one of the highest rates in the world of the use of the crystalline form of
methamphetamine, a highly addictive stimulant that is often associated with a chronic …

Methamphetamines remain a public health problem due to the extensive burden of illicit
drug use on society. Callout events in the pre‐hospital environment related to …

ABSTRACT Objective: To understand the Social Representations of nurses from an
Emergency Care Unit about the care provided to people with mental disorders. Method …