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White Paper Review:
The Storm Is Already Here:
A sociologist's view of workplace violence in healthcare: the patterns, the costs, and what they reveal
This review is being conducted by
The Grandview Group
on behalf of
OPTICS for Healthcare
. Thank you for your interest and cooperation.
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to open the white paper as a PDF in a separate window, then come back to the survey to provide your feedback.
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1.
Which of the following categories best represent you:
(Required.)
I am a healthcare professional who interacts directly with patients, families, and visitors.
I am a healthcare organization manager or leader.
I am employee of a professional healthcare association whose members work in the healthcare industry.
Other (please describe)
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2.
Accuracy:
From your perspective, how accurate is this white paper in describing the conditions that contribute to workplace violence in healthcare settings?
(Required.)
Very Accurate
Mostly Accurate
Somewhat Accurate
Not Accurate
I'm not sure
3.
Accuracy:
What specific conclusions or statements, does the author make that led you to respond as you did in the previous question?
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4.
Article Thesis:
The white paper argues that workplace violence in healthcare is not random — that it is shaped by organizational conditions that are predictable and, in many cases, preventable. To what degree do you agree with this position?
(Required.)
Strongly agree
Mostly Agree
Somewhat Agree
Somewhat Disagree
Mostly or Strongly Disagree
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5.
Experiential Alignment:
How well does this white paper reflect your own experience in our healthcare environment?
(Required.)
Extremely Well
Very Well
Somewhat Well
Not Very Well
Not at all Well
6.
Experiential Alignment:
What specifically did the author mention or highlight that influenced your response to the previous question?
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7.
Scope & Scale:
To what degree do you believe the author (who is not a healthcare professional or healthcare leader) captures the scope and scale of workplace violence in the healthcare industry?
(Required.)
Fully Captures Scope & Scale
Mostly Captures Scope & Scale
Adequately Captures Scope & Scale
Misses the Mark (Does not really capture Scope & Scale)
Total Miss (Completely fails to capture Scope & Scale)
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8.
Final Comments:
What, if anything would you add, change, or push back on in this white paper? Also feel free to add any final comments you would like to share.
(Required.)
