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Special Issue: Minimising violence against health care workers. Guest Editors: Evelien Spelten, Peter O'Meara

Guest editorial

Peter O'Meara; Evelien Spelten
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Managing and preventing acts of violence against health workers: results of a review evaluating hospital control procedures

Stefano Ferracuti; Benedetta Barchielli; Christian Napoli; Anna Maria Giannini; Giovanna Parmigiani
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The role of organizational culture in normalizing paramedic exposure to violence

Justin Mausz; Mandy Johnston; Elizabeth Anne Donnelly
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Violence against emergency healthcare workers: different perpetrators, different approaches

Evelien Spelten; Julia van Vuuren; Peter O’Meara; Brodie Thomas; Mathieu Grenier; Richard Ferron; Jennie Helmer; Gina Agarwal
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The impact of body-worn cameras on the incidence of occupational violence towards paramedics: a systematic review

Liam Bruton; Hunter Johnson; Luke MacKey; Aaron Farok; Liz Thyer; Paul M. Simpson
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A multi-agency approach to reducing harms from violence and aggression directed towards ambulance services staff in Wales (UK)

Nigel Rees; Patrick Rees; Lois Hough; Dylan Parry; Nicola White; Brady Bowes
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The “disease” of violence against health-care workers is a wicked problem. Managing and preventing violence in health-care

Alycia Jacob; Damhnat McCann; Penny Buykx; Brodie Thomas; Evelien Spelten; Rebecca Schultz; Leigh Kinsman; Elisabeth Jacob
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