Want to find out more about how design can help you reduce violence and aggression in A&E? We ran a series of free webinars that explored more about how designers and design research can help reduce violence and aggression in A&E.
Presented by ethnographic researchers Becky Rowe and Martin Bontoft
Reducing violence and aggression in A&E webinar: Insights from Design Council on Vimeo.
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Presented by the Reducing violence and aggression in A&E design team
Reducing violence and aggression in A&E webinar: Design solutions from Design Council on Vimeo.
Presented by Colum Lowe and Neal Stone
Reducing violence and aggression in A&E webinar: The Design Process from Design Council on Vimeo.
A transcript of what was said about design solutions for reducing violence and aggression in A&E and links to relevant information
A transcript of what was said about insights generated by ethnographic research for reducing violence and aggression in A&E and links to relevant information
A transcript of what was said about the design process and links to relevant information
Find out more about the issue of violence and aggression in A&E
Six sets of perpetrator characteristics that highlight the diversity of people who become violent and aggressive in A&E.
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Beyond individual characteristics that may make an individual more or less likely to be violent or aggressive, there may be triggers that cause peple to react badly.
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