Violence and Aggression is down…

August 19, 2022

SAFE have worked with Dorset HealthCare University NHS Foundation Trust who have recorded fewer than 205 incidents of violence and aggression compared to last year which is a 26.6% reduction.

In addition, there were fewer than 85 incidents resulting in staff injury, this is a 31.7% reduction on the data recorded for last year.

The SAFE team have a uniquely blended skill mix consisting of security management and clinical staff working jointly to deliver healthcare security services, support staff and the organisation, improve patient care and patient outcomes whilst maintaining a safe environment.

The team provide an in-depth analysis of incident data to identify trends, themes, and risks at a patient, local and organisation level. The team use this information to facilitate case conferences to combat challenging and complex situations and also identify training and support needs for individuals and teams.

Get in touch today to find out how SAFE can help to reduce the level of violence and aggression within your NHS Trust or private healthcare service.

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