英文摘要 |
"Workplace violence (WPV) is prevalent in the medical workplace. When WPV occurs, it can easily cause physical and mental injuries to medical staff, which results in worsening quality of healthcare. The purpose of this project was to improve the handling competence of nurses against WPV. Previous investigation indicated that only 31.3% of WPV against nurses were adequately managed, which was accessed by handling competence tests. This was caused by: 1. insufficient educational training 2. lack of seed practitioners attending to observe the violence prevention drills 3. only 33.6% of nurses recognizing WPV, 4. lack of instant notification tool for WPV, and 5. paucity of hazard identification and risk assessment to those units of high exposure. Therefore, there was a need in development of this project. In this project, we amended the Workplace Illegally Infringed Plan as well as the Rules Governing Violence, established guidelines for identifying and monitoring WPV, set up emergency violence incidence reporting system, improved phone memorizing tips, scheduled mandatory WPV education courses, established regular hazard identification and risk assessment, performed WPV drills , and developed online learning courses. After implementing this project, 86.2% of WPV were adequately managed and the recognition of WPV also improved from 33.6% to 96.2%. Our results demonstrated that the project effectively improve competence in handling workplace violence incidence of nurses." |