Workplace Violence Toolkit Tool 3c

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For all questions, the responses rate is listed and # of respondents who skipped a question DEMOGRAPHICS 1. Total s by Unit 2017 Bar Graph; Other units listed; 2. Shift - Table with response count/shift Shift Count 3. Job Categories - Table with response count/shift Job Categories Count 4. How long have you worked at this facility? - Table with response count/shift Choice Count STAFF DEFINITION AND FREQUENCY OF WORKPLACE VIOLENCE 5. What does the term Workplace Violence mean to you? - by broad themes in table format FREQUENCY OF EXPOSURE, TYPES OF VIOLENCE AND PERPETRATORS STAFF EXPERIENCE 6. Have incidents of workplace violence increased or decreased during the time you have worked at this organization? - % response for each answer choice in table format Additional break as needed by count of responses by unit, shift and length of employment at the facility: Unit/Department Shift How long have you worked at this facility? Incidents of workplace violence increased or decreased Decreased I don't know Increased No change 3c. 1

7. In the last year, have you been directly involved in an incident(s) of workplace violence within this organization? - % response for each answer choice in table format Total All s % of All s are Direct Care Staff Staff% of All s are Non- Direct Care 8. If yes, did that incident(s) include any of the following by Type of Violence? Bar graph/chart with Comments listed in table format Additional break as needed by: Type of Violence Dept./Unit Count of Physical assault e.g. kicking, punching, spitting, biting, pushing, pulling, cutting, stabbing Count of Emotional assault -- e.g. bullying, manipulation, intimidation Count of Sexual assault -- e.g. harassment, stalking, Count of Verbal assault -- e.g. threats, blaming, namecalling unwanted contact 9. Please provide examples of incident(s) checked above. Unit/Department 10. What do you see as risk factors for violence in your organization/ What factors do you think contribute to the problem or threat of violence, or aggression in your workplace? by themes in table format if open comment response or by percent for each answer option if multiple choice Mental illness Drugs and Alcohol Other patient related factors/conditions e.g., having to deal with pain, traumatic event or news related to their hospital stay Family stress related to their relative's medical issues, and required treatment Employee/coworker 3c. 2

Organizational Issues/Design of Health Care Services e.g. financial/billing issues, wait times, poor or misunderstood communication by providers/staff Organizational Issues/Work Practices & Policy e.g. staff not knowing how to identify and address violence; poor communication between staff; fatigue related to work load, staffing, lack of staff training Organizational - Physical Design/Engineering Controls e.g. lack of barriers in patient check in areas; non-controlled access to the facility; lack of surveillance systems and panic alarms; lack of easy egress from work area Other (please specify) 11. In your experience indicate the individuals who most often commit the act of violence in the workplace violence incident - Pie chart by percent for each response and table format for Comments Additional break as needed by: Unit/Department Employee/coworker Other (please explain) Patient Patient's family member Visitor (nonfamily member 12. How often do you see or experience violence at your workplace? Pie chart by percent for each response and table format for Comments 13. What daily work activities, if any, expose you to the greatest risk of violence? by Themes in table format if open comment response Reponses # of similar responses or by percent for each answer option if multiple choice Direct care tasks Working alone During a code grey Handling cash Other OPEN COMMENT 3c. 3

MANAGEMENT SUPPORT AND EMPLOYEE AWARENESS OF WPV PROGRAM EFFORTS 14. Does management communicate information to employees about incidents of workplace violence prevention efforts at the hospital? responses for each answer choice in table format. comments listed in table 15. Is there a written violence prevention policy at ABC Medical Center? responses for each answer choice in table format. comments listed in table 16. Are there clearly established procedures and expectations for violence prevention in the organization? responses for each answer choice in table format. comments listed in table 17. Are you aware of the physical controls and safety procedures implemented in the work place to protect you from work place violence? responses for each answer choice in table format. comments listed in table TRAINING 18. Have you participated in workplace violence prevention training or education at your workplace? responses for each answer choice in table format. comments listed in table Additional break as needed by: Unit/Department No Not sure Yes 19. What training did you participate in? Reponses grouped by training type and # of responses 3c. 4

20. Do you feel this training was adequate to enable you to Stacked bar graph/chart i.e. Yes, No, Unsure responses stacked for each answer option 21. Can you recommend any changes or additions to the workplace violence prevention training you received? responses for each answer choice in table format. comments listed in table 22. If no or you are unsure, do you feel that you should attend workplace violence prevention training? responses for each answer choice in table format. comments listed in table 23. Would you prefer to complete WPV prevention training at ABC Hospital (Check 1)? responses for each answer choice in table format. comments listed in table 24. How long do you think a classroom based training session on violence prevention be? responses for each answer choice in table format. comments listed in table INCIDENT RESPONSE 25. Do you know what to do when you witness or are involved in a work place violence incident? responses for each answer choice in table format. comments listed in table 26. Please explain why you don't know what to do or are unsure when you witness or are involved in a work place violence incident Comments listed in table 3c. 5

27. If you are involved in a work place violence incident and request assistance, will it be provided to you? responses for each answer choice in table format. comments listed in table Additional break as needed by: Unit/Department No Not sure Yes REPORTING 28. What factors impact whether you would report a violent incident, assault, or threatening behavior at work? Bar Graph/Chart by % response for each answer option. Comments listed in table format RESPONSE POST INCIDENT 29. If you have experienced and reported a violent incident, assault, or threatening behavior at work was the incident was investigated by staff such as, your supervisor, manager or safety personnel? responses for each answer choice in table format. comments listed in table 30. If the incident was investigated - your participation and follow up support. - Stacked bar graph/chart i.e. Yes, No, N/A responses by percent stacked for each answer option 31. Was corrective action taken to prevent a similar incident? responses for each answer choice in table format. comments listed in table 32. Were you made aware of any supports assistance such as counseling available to help you if you were directly or indirectly affected by workplace violence? responses for each answer choice in table format. Comments listed in table 3c. 6

33. If yes, did you access the supports assistance offered? responses for each answer choice in table format 34. If no, please explain why. comments listed in table VIOLENCE PREVENTION STAFF IDEAS 35. How do you think you could contribute to decreasing the risk of violence in the workplace? Reponses grouped by themes and # of responses for example, Work Practice Controls/Procedural Physical Controls Training Reporting Personal Staff Behavior 36. Is there anything you'd like to add? Any other experiences? Reflections on the issue of violence against health care workers? Ideas for solutions: how to prevent assault or protect health care workers from assault? Comments listed in table format OTHER OPTIONAL QUESTIONS 37. What current processes to prevent workplace violence are working well (i.e. pre-code grays, code grays, WPV training, safety huddles, patient risk for violence assessment tool)? Comments listed in table format 38. How would you rate the effectiveness of Code Gray teams to address workplace violence? choice: '1' is the most effective and '5' is least effective Table 39. Are there changes that could be made to the physical work environment at ABC Hospital that you feel would make it a safer place to work? Comments listed in table format and grouped by themes e.g. Lighting Related Other physical barriers 24 hours a day security 6 Other 3c. 7

HOME HEALTH 40. For Home Health staff only: Are you aware of the requirements of ORS 654.421 related to: Stacked bar graph/chart i.e. Yes, No, N/A responses by percent stacked for each answer option 41. For Home Health staff only: In relation to preventing workplace violence please list suggestions/ideas that you feel would make your job safe 3c. 8