Healthcare Quarterly, 18(2) July 2015: 18-24.doi:10.12927/hcq.2015.24304
Special Focus On Preventing Violence In The Workplace
Leadership Engagement and Workplace Violence Prevention: The Collaboration between a Large Community Hospital and Its Unions
Erna Bujna, Nancy Casselman, Rob Devitt, Faye Loverock and Sarah Wardrope
This article outlines the journey of Toronto East General Hospital as it became a champion of workplace violence prevention (WVP) in the healthcare industry. Significant improvements in staff engagement, a reduction in the frequency and severity of incidents and a positive shift in the culture around WVP have all been demonstrated.
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