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ToolP2High-risk screeningHandbook keyHigh-risk screening toolLink to handbook Client-risk factors (section 5.4)Purpose/aimDescriptionUser(s) – area/departmentUser(s) – PositionTime required to completeSource(s) of informationReviewScreening of all clients upon point ofentry (triage) to identify high-level risksBrief screening tool to identify clientspresenting to triage (emergency) whomay be at high risk of violence orself-harmTick boxes when potential riskidentifiedEmergencyTriage nurseMore than one minuteObservation, client response(s)N/AHigh-risk screening (triage)Name:Tick if any of the following are observed/identified:1 History of violence2 Presenting with injuries inflicted by self or others3 Substance or alcohol affected4 Behavioural disturbance5 Stating intention to harm self or others6 Hyper-vigilance7 Suspected of having weaponsPage 1 of 268 Handbook / Prevention and management of aggression in health services WorkSafe Victoria
ToolP2High risk screening (cont)No 1 to 7? No risk identified Finish hereSigned:Name:Date:Position:Any 1 to 7? Risk identified Apply safety precautionsApply safety precautions (if any risk identified)Refer to senior clinicianInitiate security back-up if neededConsider treatment environmentMinimum of two staff during client contactCommunicate identified risk (e.g. file flagging, wristband identifier)Monitor of behaviour/situationA full assessment of aggression risk requiredSigned:Name:Date:Position:Full assessment of aggression risk completedSigned:Name:Date:Position:Page 2 of 2WorkSafe Victoria Handbook / Prevention and management of aggression in health services 69
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