Russian
насилие на рабочем месте Violence, usually in the form of physical abuse or threat, that creates a risk to the health and safety of employees.
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Examples for "workplace violence"
Examples for "workplace violence"
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It has released draft guidelines for preventing workplace violence in the night retail industry.
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Introduction: Healthcare and social workers have the highest incidence of workplace violence of any industry.
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Background: The association between nursing specialty and the perception of workplace violence has not been identified.
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The question of whether the attack was terrorism, or, as the Army has labeled it, workplace violence, remains controversial.
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Gender and occupation of ED workers does not appear to play a significant role in perception of severity workplace violence.
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Assaults toward healthcare workers account for nearly half of all nonfatal injuries from occupational violence.
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Results: A 'toolbox' of strategies was suggested in recognition of the complex nature of occupational violence within the remote health context.
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Conclusion: A variety of strategies were identified that could be used to reduce the risk of occupational violence towards remote health care staff.
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Objective: To explore the knowledge of a panel of experts to develop possible ways of minimising the risk of occupational violence towards remote area nurses.
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There was a direct effect of WPV on IPV mediated by depressive symptoms.
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Conclusion: WPV is prevalent in neurosurgery at rates comparable to a range of other specialties.
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An opportunity for education and resources regarding WPV exists, especially amongst early career and female neurosurgeons.
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We sought to fill in this gap in the literature by determining the frequency and type of WPV that neurosurgeons experience.
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This survey contained questions about WPV experienced over the previous two years, as well as questions about security measures and workplace protocols for WPV.
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Objective: Workplace violence (WPV) against neurosurgeons is an understudied phenomenon, as prior research has focused on high-risk specialties like emergency medicine and psychiatry.