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- Susan Hester, Christina Harrelson, and Tameki Mongo.
- Western Carolina University, Bryson City, North Carolina, USA.
- Creat Nurs. 2016 Aug 1; 22 (3): 204-209.
AbstractThis article explores the topic of workplace violence in the health care setting. A definition of workplace violence and those who are most vulnerable is provided. National and state legislation that addresses the topic of workplace violence will be discussed. Other organizations such as the American Nurses Association and The Joint Commission and their position statements will be explored. Lastly, strategies targeting workplace violence prevention and the barriers to implementing identified strategies will be discussed. Workplace violence is a rapidly growing concern for those working in health care. This article provides recommendations for legislative and workplace actions to protect health care workers.
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