Healthcare Physical Intervention Techniques - Comprehensive Training Module

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This training module on healthcare physical intervention techniques addresses the entire spectrum of human conflict, focusing on essential skills for healthcare professionals in managing challenging situations. The content covers safety rules, practical exercises, creating a safe environment, and the right mindset for response. Participants will learn to handle conflicts effectively and maintain a secure healthcare environment.

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HEALTHCARE PHYSICAL INTERVENTION TECHNIQUES Addressing the Entire Spectrum of Human Conflict (Module Three: 2 Hours)

Are You Ready? What do I need to have? Universal Questions Notifications Pen and highlighter? Vistelar s Training Cards? Parking lot One Voice Breaks Workbook Pages Workbook Review Video Recording Trauma Responsiveness Warning Wellness Checks Who are you? Where do you get your authority? Why are we here? What is in it for me?

Meet the Trainers NAME NAME Addressing the entire spectrum of human conflict Conducting Fire Drills rather than Fire Talks

Student Safety Rules 1. Must contact the Primary Instructor if the student is going to miss any portion of the class 2. All practical exercises need to be successfully completed by the student before the class is completed. 3. You are expected to have an open mind, to display a positive attitude, and actively participate in classroom discussions and other classroom activities. 4. Must comply with all training safety rules. 5. You are responsible for all gear issued to you during the class and will return the equipment as required.

Student Safety Rules 1. Treat each other as peers --we're on the same team. 2. No horseplay will be tolerated. 3. We are responsible for each other s safety watch out for each other. 4. Report any injuries immediately to the instructor. 5. Knives and other weaponry are not allowed in the training area unless authorized by the instructor. ACTIVITY

Activity ACTIVITY What types of injuries have you experienced in healthcare?

Vistelar Training Cards 5

Creating an Environment of Care Healthcare accreditation standards require: Taking worksite actions to mitigate workplace violence safety and security risks That staff participate in ongoing education and training in recognizing what constitutes workplace violence In this class we will cover: 1.The Right to Defend Yourself 2.Be Alert & Decisive 3.Respond, Don t React 4.Decision Mindset

Trauma Responsiveness A Notification Regarding Video Selections 1. As you watch the videos in this program, we ask you to keep in mind that their purpose is to initiate discussion, highlight learning points, Show, Explain and Demonstrate a skill, or to show real life conflict situations. 2. We know that conflict and violence are often difficult to watch. 3. While we want to create an emotionally safe learning environment, we also feel the review of these videos is beneficial to the learning process .next slide...

Trauma Responsiveness A Notification Regarding Video Selections 4. Prior to showing a video, we will explain the upcoming content. We will then offer you the opportunity to stay and watch it, or leave until it is over with. 5. Wellness Check: Does everyone understand this? 6. Can we get a verification thumbs up?

Video Alert (The video shows emotional and physical violence) Title: CBS Minnesota - Maplewood Hospital The reflection questions for this video are: When does staff identify they are being assaulted? Did staff react or respond to the attack? What could have been done to prevent the assault? How should (or could) this contact have gone? What did you notice? What made you feel uncomfortable? Does everyone know what they are about to watch? Thumbs up wellness check!

Nurses attacked incident Video Captures Patient Assaulting Nurses With Metal Bar.mp4

Personal Protection Purpose is to Avoid, Escape, and Defend 6

Personal Safety Warm Ups This concept was developed by Tim Powers, Stress Management and Conditioning Specialist and Director of the Fitness Institute for Police, Fire, and Rescue: 1. Heat Up the Body 2. General Stretching 3. Positive Self Talk

Personal Safety Warm Ups - Part One 1. 1 Handed Stop Sign: Request for the person to stop 2. 2 Handed Stop Sign: Reverse Yelling 3. Emergency Time Out: Whoa, Whoa, Whoa, Time Out 4. Thinker s Stance: Empathetic Statements 5. Guiding Hands: Request to Step This Way 6. Sweep & Escape: Rapid movement -don t look back 7. Escape to a Safe Zone: Let me Go. Help, Help, Help Heat Up the Body

Personal Safety Warm Ups - Part Two 7. Reaching Stretch 8. Toe Touches 9. Half Squats 10. Ankle Stretch 11. Calf Stretch 1. Overhead Stretch 2. Neck Stretch 3. Shoulder Stretch 4. Side Stretch 5. Bent Stretch 6. Hip Rotation General Stretching

Personal Safety Warm Ups - Part Three 1. During any emergency, I will respond appropriately. 2. I am constantly aware of my environment. 3. I am relaxed but alert. 4. I take advantage of every assessment opportunity 5. I project confidence for their safety and mine. 6. I know the verbalization skills I need. 7. I know the physical moves I need. 8. I will keep everyone safe: verbally if I can, physically if I must. Positive Self Talk (Adapted from the book Tactical Edge by Charles Remsberg)

Personal Safety Warm Ups - Body Mechanics Review: 1. Prepared Stance 2. First Hand Placement 3. Second Hand Placement 4. 360 Degree Proxemics 5. Ability to Move Quickly