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Yes or No ways to reduce risk within confrontational situations

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Yes or No ways to reduce risk within confrontational situations
 

Yes or No ways to reduce risk within confrontational situationsOnline version

Handling confrontation

by Naomi
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Raise your voice and speak over patients

2

Lower your voice and actively listen

3

Inform the patient you are unsure of how to support them and give them information/advise them of who could

4

Have crossed arms and no eye contact when patients are speaking about their concerns

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Take the patient into a quiet room and listen to their issue

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Being empathetic to patients situations

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Observe physical cues such as heavy breathing and pacing to prevent a situation from escalating

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Point in patients faces and get in their personal space

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Call security/back up if the situation worsens

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Stand away from the door

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Laugh in your colleagues face and call them names

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Keep personal space of 2 meters minimum

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Inform the patient that you are busy and you do not have time to help them

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Have open body language

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Refusing to work with a member of staff due to their work ethic

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