This program is recommended for staff who work in areas a high-exposure areas where behaviours of concern are a feature e.g.  Emergency Department, Mental Health, Brain Injury, Complex Geriatric Care, Prison Health, emergency response personnel.

All CALHN Staff can attend at any site, however:

*** Mental Health Staff are advised to attend this training at Glenside Campus***

The Safety Interventions programme aims to provide the skills to build an effective culture of safety within your area of practice. The programme is a licensed product of the Crisis Prevention Institute (CPI) and will be delivered to you within a legal and professional framework consistent with the National Safety and Quality Health Standards, and in alignment with Central Adelaide Local Health Network Policies and procedure and policies. 

The program and links to Nursing and Midwifery Strategic Directions Care

The program links to the National Safety and Quality Health Service (NSQHS) Standards: 

8. Recognising and Responding to Acute Deterioration Standard

Intended Participants: staff who work in areas a high-exposure areas where behaviours of concern are a feature e.g.  Emergency Department, Mental Health, Brain Injury, Complex Geriatric Care, Prison Health, emergency response personnel.

Estimated course time: 8 hours. 

Assessment Type: summative and formative assessment occur within the workshop

Frequency:  yearly renewal

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