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WPV Individual Sections & Tools

Workplace Violence Prevention Sections	Tools
Introduction	Background Introduction to WPV toolkit Lessons Learned from the WSI WPV Project (Governors’ Occupational Safety and Health Conference, 2017) WPV Program Suggested Sequence of Action Acknowledgement, Disclaimer and Copyright
Section 1: Understanding Workplace Safety	1a – Risk Factors for WPV New Tool 1b – Cross reference of Oregon & Washington WPV laws New Tool
Section 2: Getting Started	2a – Hospital Master Data Spreadsheet Template (Excel) New Tool 2b – Injury Data Report Summary (Word) 2c – Calculating Direct & Indirect Injury Costs (Excel) 2d – Analyzing Injury Data and Direct Costs 2e – Tips for Effective Committees 2f – Sample Project Charter (Word)
Section 3: Hazard Identification and Assessment	3a – WPV Gap Analysis (Word) 3a – WPV Gap Analysis (Excel) 3b – WPV Employee Survey (Word) 3c – Employee Survey Report Outline (Word) 3d – Employee Survey Summary Report (Word) 3e – Employee Survey Marketing Flyer (Word) 3f – Safety and Security Checklist (Excel) 3g – Prioritizing Level of Risk for WPV and Solutions (Word) 3h – Tips for Choosing Solutions (Word) 3i – Sample Project Plan Template (Excel)
Section 4: Developing the WPV Program	4a – Communications Plan (Word) 4b – WPV Program Policy (Word) 4c – Program Plan Summary (Word)
Section 5: Hazard Abatement	5a – Risk Assessment Tool (Word) 5b – Incident Report (Word) 5c – Management of Difficult Behavior Flow Chart (Word) 5d – Code Grey Debrief Form (Word) 5e – Example of Hospital Signage Violence Prevention (Word) 5f – Job Description for Contract Security Officer (Word) 5g – Behavioral Health Rapid Response Teams New Tool 5h – Deescalation Techniques New Tool
Section 6: Education and Training	6a – Education and Training Plan
Section 7: Implementing the WPV Program
Section 8: Evaluating the WPV Program	8a – Program Measurement Plan
Section 9: Sustaining the WPV Program
Section 10: Additional Resources	July 2022 Update: Additional Reference and Resources