Patient aggression refers to hostile or violent behavior exhibited by individuals receiving medical care, which can manifest in various forms, including verbal threats, physical assaults, or other disruptive actions towards healthcare providers or other patients. This type of aggression can arise due to a variety of factors, including psychological conditions, substance abuse, pain, fear, or frustration related to their medical situation. Managing patient aggression is critical in healthcare settings to ensure the safety of both patients and staff, as well as to maintain a therapeutic environment. Effective strategies may include de-escalation techniques, clear communication, and appropriate intervention protocols.
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