Publication: Frequency, Characteristics and Risk Factors of Aggressive Incidents in a Paediatric Rehabilitation Setting: A Prospective Survey
Frequency, Characteristics and Risk Factors of Aggressive Incidents in a Paediatric Rehabilitation Setting: A Prospective Survey
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Meier, S. B. B., Uenver, Y., Stooss, A., & Meyer-Heim, A. (2020). Frequency, Characteristics and Risk Factors of Aggressive Incidents in a Paediatric Rehabilitation Setting: A Prospective Survey. Developmental Neurorehabilitation, 23(1), 9–17. https://doi.org/10.1080/17518423.2019.1604579
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Aim: Aggressive incidents (AI) are a serious concern in health care and can have negative effects on the physical and emotional well-being staff. This study aimed to determine frequency, characteristics and risk factors for aggressive behavior.Methods: AI were recorded during six months by the staff in a pediatric rehabilitation clinic using the evaluation form for AI (EVA). Patients were divided into the study group (patients who were involved in AI) and controls.Results: 14/105 (13%) of patients were involved in 79 AI. 0.44 AI per d
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- Meier, S B B
- Uenver, Y
- Stooss, A
- Meyer-Heim, A
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Meier, S. B. B., Uenver, Y., Stooss, A., & Meyer-Heim, A. (2020). Frequency, Characteristics and Risk Factors of Aggressive Incidents in a Paediatric Rehabilitation Setting: A Prospective Survey. Developmental Neurorehabilitation, 23(1), 9–17. https://doi.org/10.1080/17518423.2019.1604579
