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C. Papadopoulos, J. Ross, D. Stewart, C. Dack, Karen James, L. Bowers (2012)
The antecedents of violence and aggression within psychiatric in‐patient settingsActa Psychiatrica Scandinavica, 125
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Preciptiants to psychiatric patient assaults on staff: Three-year empirical inquiry of the Assaulted Staff Action Program (ASAP)International Journal of Emergency Mental Health, 8
C Papadopoulos, J Ross, D Stewart (2012)
The antecedants of violence and aggression within psychiatric settingsActa Psychiatrica Scandinavica, 125
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Past violence, substance use, and precipitants to psychiatric patient assaults: eleven-year analysis of the Assaulted Staff Action Program (ASAP).International journal of emergency mental health, 8 3
RB Flannery, W Fisher, AP Waker (2001)
Nonviolent psychiatric inpatients and subsequent assauts on community staff and patientsPsychiatric Quarterly, 72
R. Flannery (2005)
Precipitants to psychiatric patient assaults on staff: review of empirical findings, 1990–2003, and risk management implicationsPsychiatric Quarterly, 76
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R. Flannery, Andrea Staffieri, S. Hildum, A. Walker (2011)
The Violence Triad and Common Single Precipitants to Psychiatric Patient Assaults on Staff: 16-Year Analysis of the Assaulted Staff Action ProgramPsychiatric Quarterly, 82
T. Mcewan, P. Mullen, R. Mackenzie (2009)
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L. Wootton, A. Buchanan, M. Leese, P. Tyrer, T. Burns, F. Creed, T. Fahy, E. Walsh (2008)
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R. Flannery, W. Fisher, A. Walker (2004)
Characteristics of Patient and Staff Victims of Assaults in Community Residences by Previously Nonviolent Psychiatric InpatientsPsychiatric Quarterly, 71
R. Flannery, W. Fisher, A. Walker, K. Littlewood, M. Spillane (2004)
Nonviolent Psychiatric Inpatients and Subsequent Assaults on Community Patients and StaffPsychiatric Quarterly, 72
In studying psychiatric patient assaults, assessing the person × event × environment interaction is important in enhancing safety and ensuring quality care. Precipitants to patient assaults have traditionally received less attention than the characteristics of such assaults. A recent review of inpatient precipitants noted acute psychosis, denial of services, and substance abuse as common precipitants in these settings. Even though health care systems are moving toward community-based services, no community studies were included in this inpatient review. The present study reviewed the precipitants reported in community studies internationally from 2000–2012. A variety of community precipitants, including acute psychosis and substance abuse, were obtained. How these community precipitants differ from the inpatient preciptiants and a detailed methodological inquiry are presented.
Psychiatric Quarterly – Springer Journals
Published: Sep 24, 2014
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