by dynamistraining | Saturday, September 14, 2019 | Conflict Management, Conflict Resolution, officer safety, police, Quality management, Security and Door Supervisors, universal greeting, Verbal Defense and Influence
Conflict Management Training Enhances Officer Safety and Reduces Incidents and Complaints of Using Force “Hi, my name is Tom Poellot. I’m the Chief of Police in the Cudahy Police Department in Wisconsin. We chose Vistelar at the Cudahy Police Department...
by dynamistraining | Thursday, April 26, 2018 | Conflict Management, Conflict Resolution, GCC MENA, Hospital Security and Conflict, PMVA Training, Quality management, UAE
The JCI just issued Seven Steps to Manage Workplace Violence in Healthcare. Physical and verbal violence against health care workers is a worldwide problem and this week it was addressed by one of the largest accreditation bodies who survey and inspect hospitals...
by dynamistraining | Sunday, February 5, 2017 | Breakaway Skills, Control and Restraint, Personal Safety, Physical Interventions, PMVA Training, Quality management, Training Design
The POTENTIAL for ACTUAL MANAGEMENT of AGGRESSION Twice in this article from the Herald newspaper members of staff at a facility in Ireland mention the specific training system that they are trained in, presumably for their own personal safety, for the control of...
by dynamistraining | Saturday, June 11, 2016 | Control and Restraint, Physical Interventions, Positive Handling, Quality management, restraint positional asphyxia, Sudden death during restraint, Training Design
This image was first published in an article about the types of physical restraint practices being carried out on children in schools in the USA. There are a large number of things in this ‘procedure’ which are likely to fail during a...
by dynamistraining | Tuesday, April 5, 2016 | Care Home Risks, Conflict Management, Legal Court Case, Personal Safety, Quality management
Near Miss: “An unplanned event or situation that could have resulted in injury, illness, damage or loss but did not do so due to chance, corrective action or timely intervention.” Overheard recently on a training course: “The client reached forward...
by dynamistraining | Tuesday, March 8, 2016 | brain injury, Care Home Risks, Dementia Care, Elderly Mentally Infirm EMI, Legal Court Case, mental health unit, Quality management, Restraint Devices
A private healthcare company was fined £150,000 in January 2012 after admitting its part in the death of an elderly nursing home resident who was strangled by a wheelchair lap belt. Brigid O’Callaghan, known as Vera, was found dead on the morning of October 28,...
