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Coping with violent situations in the caring environmentported incidents; threat with weapons 4.6% and verbal abuse 17% (Health Services Advisory Committee, 1987). Despite these findings comparatively little research is available on how best to manage violent situations in care settings.

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Introduction. 29% had been assaulted in the last 3 years (Rowett, 1986). In addition, 4% of general practitioners had experienced an attack resulting in injury in the past year (D’Urso and Hobbs, 1989). Clinical psychologists were also at risk — 53% had been assaulted at least once during their professional career and 18% in the past year (Perkins, 1991).

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The pharmacological management of aggressive behaviourDubin, 1988). This is to distinguish it from rapid neuroleptization, in which large doses of antipsychotics are given intravenously or intramuscularly in an effort to rapidly curtail acute psychotic symptoms.

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Violence to health care professionals: a health and safety perspectiveare the focus has been on the understanding, description and treatment of violent and aggressive patients. To the ‘carers’ (e.g. medical attendants, nurses and psychologists, psychiatrists) the threat of, or actual physical abuse, has been borne stoically as a truly ‘occupational hazard’, a matter-o

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