Use of force in the healthcare setting
Brubaker, T.W.
Journal of Healthcare Protection Management Publication of the International Association for Hospital Security 31(1): 73-80
2015
ISSN/ISBN: 0891-7930 PMID: 26647502 Document Number: 683130
Failure to train security officers in the use of safe and effective physical control techniques to address combative patients, the author claims, exposes the healthcare facility to greater legal risk as well greater danger to the patient, other patients, visitors, and staff In this article he outlines a physical training program for security officers that should be part of a complete "response to aggression" package that should also include extensive training in verbal de-escalation skills for everyone who works in the healthcare environment.
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