<p>As a charge nurse in the Emergency Department at Intermountain Medical Center, Josh Lane, RN, has both witnessed and been a victim of violence from patients and their family members. He's always concerned about the safety of himself and his team, which is why he asked CEO Marc Harrison, MD, what can be done to better keep Intermountain caregivers safe from workplace violence.</p>

As a charge nurse in the Emergency Department at Intermountain Medical Center, Josh Lane, RN, has both witnessed and been a victim of violence from patients and their family members. He's always concerned about the safety of himself and his team, which is why he asked CEO Marc Harrison, MD, what can be done to better keep Intermountain caregivers safe from workplace violence.

Thanks for Asking: Protecting Caregivers From Violence

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