US EditionAttacks on Emergency Room Workers Prompt Debate Over Tougher Penalties - California Healthline
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Due to increasing verbal and physical violence, medical personnel should be better protected. According to the Federal Medical Association, this also requires heavier penalties.
Security services and defence courses: In the face of increasing violence against medical personnel, many institutions have taken protective measures. Medical President Reinhardt calls for a reporting system for attacks.
Attacks on medical personnel have long ceased to be individual cases. The Deutsche Krankenhausgesellschaft (DKG) and the German Medical Association (Bundesärztekammer) are calling for a central reporting system, ... The post "No acceptable conditions": Due to increasing violence, more and more clinics are planning nurses for body building an appeared first on Apollo News.
Hospitals and practices increasingly need to take precautions against attacks on their personnel.The head of the Deutsches Krankenhausgesellschaft, Gaß, demands higher penalties and a better reporting system for those affected.
The head of the German Hospital Society, Gass, said that the state had to send out the signal that, despite long waiting times in the emergency room and complicated processes in hospitals, violence was absolutely unacceptable and that there was no tolerance.
Verbal and physical attacks on medical personnel are increasing. The German Hospital Society speaks of unacceptable conditions in hospitals and practices – and now demands an unbureaucratic reporting system to make the extent of violence visible.
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