TBHMPC Long Term Care Preparedness Series—Workplace Violence

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Description:
Join us for an in-depth, interactive training session designed specifically for healthcare professionals to enhance safety and preparedness in the workplace. This comprehensive training covers the full spectrum of workplace violence—from everyday incidents to active shooter events—and provides practical strategies to protect both staff and patients.

In this training, you will:

• Understand the Landscape: Explore the unique risk factors and warning signs of violence in healthcare settings, supported by the latest statistics and regulatory requirements.
• Learn Proven Response Models: Compare and contrast key active threat response models—including Run, Hide, Fight; ALICE; and Avoid, Deny, Defend—with detailed research on their effectiveness and survivability rates.
• Examine Real-World Case Studies: Analyze detailed case studies from Pennsylvania and Florida to understand the prevention measures, response actions, and lessons learned from past incidents.
• Discuss the elements of a Robust Emergency Plan: Gain insights into crafting and implementing effective violence prevention programs.

This training is essential for anyone in the healthcare field who is committed to creating a safer work environment. Equip yourself with the tools, knowledge, and confidence to handle any crisis—ensuring that our healing spaces remain secure for all.

Long-term care facilities (LTCs) face unique challenges in managing emergencies while maintaining strict infection control protocols. This webinar explores the critical intersection of emergency preparedness and infection prevention, equipping LTC leaders with practical strategies to enhance resilience, mitigate risks, and ensure regulatory compliance. Join us as we discuss best practices, real-world scenarios, and actionable steps to safeguard residents and staff during crises.

TBHMPC Long-Term Care Preparedness Series, a series of trainings focused soley on the long-term care community, in partnership with FHCA and Jensen Hughes. This series is open to ALL Long Term Care partners in the state of Florida. Join them for a webinar on strategies for prevention of workplace violence in long term care facilities! On March 20th from 2pm—3pm and March 25th from 10am—11am, Joe Repucci with Jensen-Hughes will guide us through these strategies. One CEU is available through FHCA.

Register by clicking the links above. (Both webinars are identical.)