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Title: Prevention and Management of Disruptive Behavior


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PMDB
  • Prevention and Management of Disruptive Behavior

2
The Global Picture
  • VA National Training Program for Workplace
    Violence for gt20 years.
  • PMDB Continually Evolving
  • Partners Include VA, VHA, DoD, Private Facilities

3
Required by Federal Law, Executive
Order and Department Policy 2/03/97
PURPOSE
To assure a safe healthful workplace is
maintained, to minimize or eliminate violent
behavior to assure that employees exposed to
violent behavior are provided appropriate medical
care counseling.
4
Six for 2006 STRATEGIC PLAN
  • Put Quality First Until We Are First in Quality
  • Provide Easy Access to Medical Knowledge,
    Expertise, Care
  • Enhance Preserve Restore Patient Function
  • Exceed Customers Expectations
  • Save More Dollars to Serve More Veterans
  • Build Healthy Communities

5

GOAL
  • To Develop a Highly Skilled Workforce
  • in Providing Quality Service to Our Veterans,
    Families, and the Community
  • High Performance Development Model National
    Education Initiative
  • Annual Performance Measure
  • Patient Safety Training Program

6
DID YOU KNOW?
  • 23 of working Americans can identify at least
    one person in their environment who could be
    violent
  • Gallup Poll November 1999

7
WHAT IS WORKPLACE VIOLENCE?
  • Violence by Strangers
  • Violence by Customers or Clients
  • Violence by Co-Workers
  • Violence by Personal Relations

8
SUBTLE FORMS OF VIOLENCE
  • Harassment
  • Stalking
  • Discrimination
  • Intimidation
  • Coercion
  • Manipulation
  • Rumors
  • Extortion
  • Degradation
  • Humiliation
  • Demands
  • Disrespect
  • Verbal Abuse
  • E-mail
  • Sabotage
  • Obsession

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STATISTICS
  • 40.34 percent of all
  • female deaths in the workplace
  • are the result of homicide!
  • .25 percent of all male deaths in the workplace
    are the result of homicide!
  • The number one cause of physician death
  • in the workplace is homicide!
  • Warchol, Greg, Ph.D. National Crime Victims
    Survey
  • Workplace Violence, 1992-96

10
Workplace Violence Costs US Businesses an
Estimated 36 billion annually
  • 500,000 Employees Lose 1,175,100 Work Days
  • 55 Million Lost Wages a Year
  • Medical costs
  • Sick Leave/Productivity
  • Legal Expenses, Property Damage, Diminished
    Public Image, Increased security

11
Violence Without a Weapon in VAVA, VHA, VBA,
NCA, and VSCWorkers Compensation Total Claims

12
Violence With a Weapon in VAVA, VHA, VBA, NCA,
and VSCWorkers Compensation Total Claims Data
- March 5, 2000
FY
13
  • Violence has long lasting
  • effects on the victim,
  • their families, organizations,
  • co-workers, customers,
  • and the community

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U.S. Department of Justice Statistics, July 1998
  • 2 Million Victims of Assaults and Threats of
    Violence in the Workplace.
  • Homicide is 2nd Leading Cause of Death in the
    Workplace.
  • Almost 1,000 Homicides
  • 1.5 Million Simple Assaults
  • 51,000 Rapes and Sexual Assaults
  • 84,000 Robberies
  • 230,000 Police Officers Nonfatal Victims

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WORKPLACE VIOLENCE
  • 2 Million Violent Crimes/Year
  • 10 Involve Handguns
  • 16 of All Assaults
  • 4 of All Homicides
  • Warchol, Greg, Ph.D. National Crime Victims
    Survey Workplace Violence, 1992-96

16
U.S. Department of Justice Statistics, July 1998
Assaults by Profession
Simple Aggravated
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  • More assaults
  • occur today in
  • the health care and
  • social service settings
  • than in any other
  • NIOSH - Current Intelligence Bulletin 57 June
    1996

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EIGHT CORE COMPETENCIES
  • All Employees
  • VA is Utilizing Competency Development to
    Build a Highly Skilled Workforce in order to
    Provide Quality Service to Our Veterans, Families
    and the Community.

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EIGHT CORE COMPETENCIES
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VA CORE VALUES
  • Respect and Commitment
  • Open Communication
  • Excellence in Services, Programs and People

21
EXCEPTIONAL CUSTOMER SERVICE
  • Who are our customers?
  • What is important to them?
  • How can we best serve them?

22
Who Are Our Customers?
Congress
Supervisors and Employees
Taxpayers
Veterans
Families
23
PRODUCT DELIVERY
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HOT Cold Foods are COLD
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Patients
Visitors
Patients Families
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CUSTOMER SERVICE TIPS
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CUSTOMER SERVICE TIPS
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CUSTOMER SERVICE
  • Handout You are the Hospital
  • Video Look at Me

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PMDB
  • Prevention and Management of Disruptive Behavior
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