Emergency departments (EDs) are high-risk settings for workplace violence, but
interventions to prevent violent incidents and to prepare staff are not yet consistently …

Aim This analysis investigates the concept of violence against nurses by patients and
visitors in the emergency department. It aims to differentiate, clarify, and clearly identify this …

Patient and visitor violence (PVV), the most prevalent source of workplace violence, is
largely ignored, underreported, and a persistent problem in emergency departments. It is …

Aim We aim to describe and synthesize the scientific literature on nurses' formal reporting of
workplace violence. Background Research on reporting workplace violence among nurses …

Background Workplace violence (WPV) poses a significant occupational hazard for nurses.
The efficacy of current education and training programs in mitigating WPV incidence among …

Introduction Violence against nurses working in the emergency department is a serious
problem worldwide. Methods This descriptive study used a participant questionnaire and …

Background Medical staff are regularly confronted with workplace violence (WPV), which
poses a threat to the safety of both staff and patients. Structured de-escalation training (DET) …

Background Although efforts to reduce aggression and violence in emergency departments
are important, it is also critical to minimise harm and support staff where this occurs. This …

Abstract Aims and Objectives This study aimed to determine the correlations between the
violence experienced by emergency nurses in the work environment, their occupational …

Introduction This cross-sectional study aimed to explore the experiences of workplace
violence involving emergency nurses and to identify the factors influencing the response to …