Appendix C2:
Nursing Home Administrator - Evaluation of Nursing Home Workplace Violence Prevention Program: Combined Form
Form Approved
OMB No. 0920-0914
EVALUATION OF NURSING HOME WORKPLACE VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROGRAM: ABSTRACTION FORM
Nursing home : # patients/year: _______
# beds: _______
# employees: __________
COMMITTEE CHAIR INTERVIEWEE INFORMATION
1. What is your job title? _______________________________________________________
1. Does the nursing home have a formal written workplace violence prevention plan?
01 Yes (date implemented :___________) 02 No
If YES:
2. Does the workplace violence prevention plan directly address?
a. Establishment of a violence prevention committee |
Yes No |
b. Violence Prevention Policies |
Yes No |
c1. Worker-on-worker violence c2. Patient/family violence against workers c3. Domestic violence (where the victim is an employee) that enters the hospital c4. Criminal activity in and around the hospital c5. Violence against patients &/or visitors |
Yes No Yes No Yes No
Yes No Yes No |
d. Recordkeeping process for tracking violent events |
Yes No |
e. Incident reporting, investigation, and evaluation methods |
Yes No |
f. Follow-up medical and psychological care |
Yes No |
g. Directions on how to access the facility’s post-incident response system |
Yes No |
Public reporting burden of
this collection of information is estimated to average 30minutes per
response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching
existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed,
and completing and reviewing the collection of information. An
agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to
respond to a collection of information unless it displays a
currently valid OMB control number. Send comments regarding this
burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of
information, including suggestions for reducing this burden to
CDC/ATSDR Information Collection Review Office, 1600 Clifton Road
NE, MS D-74, Atlanta, Georgia 30333; ATTN: PRA (0920-0914).
3. Is a violence risk assessment completed? 01 Yes 02 No
IF YES:
3a. How often are the assessments completed?
At least annually Other: _________________
3b. Which of the following job- or task-specific factors are included in the risk assessment?
Working with unstable or volatile persons |
Yes No |
Prevalence of weapons on site among patients, family, or visitors |
Yes No |
Presence of gang members |
Yes No |
Overcrowding and long waits for service that lead to client frustrations |
Yes No |
Isolated and/or solo work with patients and/or residents during examinations or treatment |
Yes No |
Lack of staff training |
Yes No |
Impact of staffing (including security personnel) as a factor that may increase the risk of violent events |
Yes No |
3c. Which of the following factors are examined when conducting walk through surveys for hazards in the physical environment?
Physical layout |
Yes No |
Unrestricted access points |
Yes No |
Crime rate in surrounding area |
Yes No |
Non-working alarm systems, communication devices, surveillance cameras and/or mirrors |
Yes No |
Poor lighting and visibility in facility |
Yes No |
Poor lighting and visibility in parking areas |
Yes No |
3d. Trends and patterns of violent events are examined through the collection and review of data? 01 Yes 02 No
4. How often are the violence prevention policies, procedures and responsibilities updated? Annually Other: ___________________________
B. TRAINING
1. Do employees receive workplace violence prevention training?
01 Yes 02 No
IF YES:
2. How frequently is the workplace violence prevention training offered?
At hire Quarterly Yearly
Other: __________________________
3. Length and recipients of workplace violence prevention training:
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New Hire |
Recurring Training |
a. How long is the workplace violence prevention training? (in minutes) |
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b. Which positions are included in the training? |
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Nurses |
Yes No |
Yes No |
Physicians |
Yes No |
Yes No |
Unlicensed support staff |
Yes No |
Yes No |
Managers |
Yes No |
Yes No |
Clerical staff |
Yes No |
Yes No |
Security |
Yes No |
Yes No |
Volunteers |
Yes No |
Yes No |
Other: ___________________________________ |
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c. Are contract employees included in the training? |
Yes No |
Yes No |
d. Are per diem employees included in the training? |
Yes No |
Yes No |
e. Are temporary staff included in the training? |
Yes No |
Yes No |
4. Which formats are used for the training (check all that apply)?
Lecture format (presentations)
Reading prepared material/handouts in print
Interactive discussions
Role-playing
DVD
Computer-based training activities
Other (Specify: _________________________________________________)
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New Hire Training |
Recurring Training |
a. Requirements of workplace violence administrative rules |
Yes No |
Yes No |
b. Review of the facility’s relevant policies |
Yes No |
Yes No |
c. Verbal methods to diffuse aggressive behavior |
Yes No |
Yes No |
d. Physical maneuvers to diffuse or avoid aggressive behavior |
Yes No |
Yes No |
e. Appropriate responses to workplace violence, including use of restraining techniques |
Yes No |
Yes No |
f. Reporting requirements and procedures |
Yes No |
Yes No |
g. Location and operation of safety devices |
Yes No |
Yes No |
h. Resources for coping with violence |
Yes No |
Yes No |
i. Summary and analysis of facility’s risk factors identified in the worksite analysis & preventive actions taken in response to the risk factors identified |
Yes No |
Yes No |
j. Information on multicultural diversity to increase staff sensitivity to racial & ethnic issues & differences |
Yes No |
Yes No |
k. Other violence-related topics (Specify: ______________________________________) |
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6. Does nursing home staff receive specific training and demonstrations on the security equipment (e.g. alarms and cameras) and how to use it?
01 Yes 02 No
7. How often is the training content reviewed?
Annually Other: __________________________________
1. Does the facility keep records of all reported violent events?
01 Yes 02 No
IF YES:
1a. Which department tracks the workplace violence reports?_____________________
1b. What type of data are recorded on the incident reports? (check all that apply)
Incident date / time / location (circle all that apply)
Job title of victim
Activity at the time of the violent event
Perpetrator
Type of violent event
Weapons used
Description of any physical injuries
Number of employees in the vicinity
Employee actions in response to event
Facility actions in response to event
Recommendations
Other (Specify: ____________________________________________
_________________________________________________________)
1c. Are reports tracked electronically?
01 Yes 02 No
2. Are incident investigations conducted? 01 Yes 02 No
IF YES:
2a. Who fills out the incident investigation reports? ________________________
2b. What is collected in the incident investigation reports? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Additional Comments about Workplace Violence Reporting and Investigation:
1. What types of services are available for employees who have been injured during a violent event?
Critical incident debriefing (by whom:___________________________________)
Employee health (medical care) Psychological care/counseling
Employee Assistance Programs Other: ________________________
E. EQUIPMENT
1. What type(s) of equipment does the facility utilize?
a. Alarm Systems |
Yes No |
b. Cell phones |
Yes No |
c. Personal alarm devices |
Yes No |
d. Panic alarms |
Yes No |
e. Audio surveillance systems |
Yes No |
f. Video surveillance systems: |
Yes No |
g. Other: |
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2. Are appropriate personnel trained to respond to each alarm system in use?
01 Yes 02 No
Additional Comments about Security Services:
1. Does the facility have a violence prevention committee?
01 Yes 02 No
IF YES:
1a. Which job titles serve on the committee? (Check all that apply.)
Nursing Home Administrators Risk Manager
Security Director Nurse Managers
Staff Nurses Staff Physicians
Other (Specify: ____________________________________________)
1b. What percentage of the committee engages in direct patient contact? ____
1c. How often does the committee meet?
Quarterly Yearly Other: ____________________
1d. Is the violence prevention committee responsible for the following?
Completion of annual violence risk assessment |
Yes No |
Development of a written violence prevention plan |
Yes No |
Recommendations to the facility to reduce identified risks based on findings of the violence risk assessment |
Yes No |
Review of the design & layout of the facility as it relates to providing work areas safe from violence |
Yes No |
Development and maintenance of violence prevention training content and methods |
Yes No |
Development of strategies for encouraging the reporting of all incidents of workplace violence |
Yes No |
Development of procedures for reporting violent events |
Yes No |
Review data from post-incident reports in order to identify trends & make recommendations to prevent similar incidents |
Yes No |
Additional Comments about the Violence Prevention Committee:
G. REGULATIONS (NJ only)
1. Are you familiar with the NJ Violence Prevention in Health Care Facilities Regulations?
01 Yes 02 No
IF YES:
1a. What do you feel are some of the strengths of the Regulations? ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
1b. What do you feel are some of the weaknesses of the Regulations? ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
H. Organizational-Level Safety Climate
Branch management in this agency… |
1 completely disagree |
2 disagree |
3 neither agree nor disagree |
4 agree |
5 completely agree |
1. Reacts quickly to solve the problem when told about safety and security hazards |
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2. Insists on thorough and regular safety and security reviews |
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3. Tries to continually improve safety and security for all workers |
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4. Provides all the equipment needed to keep workers safe in the field |
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5. Is strict about working safely when patient caseloads are high |
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6. Quickly corrects any safety or security hazard (even if it’s costly) |
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7. Provides detailed safety reports to workers (e.g., injuries, violent events without an injury) |
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8. Considers a person’s safety behavior when moving-promoting people |
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9. Requires each case manager to help improve safety and security among the workers he/she supervises |
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10. Invests a lot of time and money in safety and security training for workers |
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11. Uses any available information to improve existing safety and security rules |
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12. Listens carefully to workers’ ideas about improving safety and security |
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13. Considers safety and security when establishing patient volume and worker schedules |
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14. Provides workers with a lot of information on safety and security issues |
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15. Regularly holds safety and security awareness events (e.g., presentations, ceremonies) |
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16. Gives safety and security personnel the power they need to do their job |
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File Type | application/msword |
Author | tqs7 |
Last Modified By | SYSTEM |
File Modified | 2018-03-23 |
File Created | 2018-03-23 |