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Safety guides for healthcare staff, including paramedics, who face aggression at work. C.A.R.E. (Clinical Awareness and Response to Escalation) teaches early recognition and de-escalation, so staff act before a situation turns physical. See the C.A.R.E. Healthcare Safety program.
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Read more about One Municipality. Five Front LinesCopy ready five step dynamic risk assessment checklist safety managers can use in seconds, plus training first rollout tips and CCOHS guidance.
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Read more about What Do I Do If Someone Blocks My Way?Learn how to stay calm, maintain a safe distance, assess possible escape routes, and respond effectively when someone intentionally blocks your path or prevents you from moving safely.
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Read more about Workplace violence prevention training: Canada’s 2026 guideClinical Awareness and Response to Escalation.
Early recognition of behaviour that is escalating and how to de-escalate it, rather than responding physically after it has escalated.
Healthcare professionals. Paramedics are covered in our guides below as well.
Yes. Training comes to your location and all equipment is provided. Call (613) 340-8002 or use the Contact page.
