Although studies have examined assaultive behavior by patients toward mental health practitioners, very little research has explored patient violence toward, or harassment of, psychologists in independent practice and at other jobs. To investigate this area, a 17-item questionnaire was sent to independent practitioners in psychology. The questionnaire asked about respondents ' education; extent and location of practice; frequency of verbal abuse, physical attack, and other harassment by patients; and concerns regarding patient violence. Results from 300 returned questionnaires revealed that 81 percent of the practitioners had at least one incident of patient physical attack, verbal abuse, or other harassment in private practice or at a...
Item does not contain fulltextAim. This paper reports a study to investigate the nature and prevalen...
This dissertation is conducted to examine the factors which contribute to the reporting of incidents...
Goal of the research – to reveal the prevalence of aggression suffered by mental care nurses in psyc...
The following research was carried out by a working party, which was set up in response to a near-fa...
There is an increasing body of literature regarding violence toward mental health professionals in c...
There is an increasing body of literature regarding violence toward mental health professionals in c...
Assaultiveness in psychiatric patients and approach to assaultive patients Assaults by psychiatric p...
Effectiveness of psychosocial treatment programming in inpatient treatment facilities is limited by ...
Objectives: There is a lack of empirical research about physical assault by patients against physiot...
OBJECTIVE: The authors sought to determine the prevalence of threats and assaults by patients on psy...
Contains fulltext : 55123.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Using a survey...
Aggression in the form of violence has been reportedly associated with a variety of psychiatric diag...
The purpose of this study was to conduct a pilot to assist the development of scales which examine m...
Using a survey instrument, the experiences of psychiatric nurses with inpatient aggression were inve...
Chapter one gives some background information regarding the definitions of violence, aggression and ...
Item does not contain fulltextAim. This paper reports a study to investigate the nature and prevalen...
This dissertation is conducted to examine the factors which contribute to the reporting of incidents...
Goal of the research – to reveal the prevalence of aggression suffered by mental care nurses in psyc...
The following research was carried out by a working party, which was set up in response to a near-fa...
There is an increasing body of literature regarding violence toward mental health professionals in c...
There is an increasing body of literature regarding violence toward mental health professionals in c...
Assaultiveness in psychiatric patients and approach to assaultive patients Assaults by psychiatric p...
Effectiveness of psychosocial treatment programming in inpatient treatment facilities is limited by ...
Objectives: There is a lack of empirical research about physical assault by patients against physiot...
OBJECTIVE: The authors sought to determine the prevalence of threats and assaults by patients on psy...
Contains fulltext : 55123.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Using a survey...
Aggression in the form of violence has been reportedly associated with a variety of psychiatric diag...
The purpose of this study was to conduct a pilot to assist the development of scales which examine m...
Using a survey instrument, the experiences of psychiatric nurses with inpatient aggression were inve...
Chapter one gives some background information regarding the definitions of violence, aggression and ...
Item does not contain fulltextAim. This paper reports a study to investigate the nature and prevalen...
This dissertation is conducted to examine the factors which contribute to the reporting of incidents...
Goal of the research – to reveal the prevalence of aggression suffered by mental care nurses in psyc...