De-escalation

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De-escalation of Agitated Patient

College of St. Scholastica

30-year-old female named Eleanor is found in the community agitated and brought to the emergency department by EMS. Medical history is unknown. The RNs and APRNs will work together with an interdisciplinary approach to de-escalate the client.

Emergency Medicine
Psychiatry
Mental Health

30-year-old female named Eleanor is found in the community agitated and brought to the emergency department by EMS. Medical history is unknown. The RNs and...

Case Information:
Bundles:
Learner Population: Nursing
Specialty: Emergency Medicine, Psychiatry, Mental Health
Author: College of St. Scholastica
Language: English
Room size: 17x17
Setting: Emergency Department
Patient ect: Adult
Patient Gender: Female
Tags: communication, De-escalation, interdisciplinary team,

Difficult Client

Georgian College

You are meeting with Michael on a one-to-one basis after he has just received some unexpected news that he will be remaining in the hospital, involuntarily.

Psychiatry
Mental Health

You are meeting with Michael on a one-to-one basis after he has just received some unexpected news that he will be remaining in the hospital,...

Case Information:
Bundles:
Learner Population: Advanced Practice Provider, Nursing, Physician, Resident
Specialty: Psychiatry, Mental Health
Author: Georgian College
Language: English
Room size: 20x20
Setting: Other
Patient ect: Adult
Patient Gender: Male
Tags: client interactions, communication, De-escalation, escalating patient behaviors, safety precautions, setting limits,

EMS: Combative Suicidal Intent

SimX VALOR

Learner arrives on-scene to find a 40-year-old female patient with a history of PTSD who is intoxicated and expressing both suicidal and homicidal ideation. The patient refuses to talk to police at the beginning of the case. Police ask the EMS providers to help convince the patient to be transported...

Emergency Medicine
Prehospital

EMS: Combative Suicidal Intent

EMS Bundle

Learner arrives on-scene to find a 40-year-old female patient with a history of PTSD who is intoxicated and expressing both suicidal and homicidal ideation. The...

Case Information:
Bundles: EMS Bundle
Learner Population: EMS, Military
Specialty: Emergency Medicine, Prehospital
Author: SimX VALOR
Language: English
Room size: 16x14
Setting: Ambulance, Home
Patient ect: Adult
Patient Gender: Female
Tags: Alcohol Intoxication, De-escalation, EMT, Firearm Safety, Homicidal Ideation, Military, Paramedic, psychiatric, psychiatry, ptsd, scene safety,

Workplace Violence & De-escalation

George Mason University

You are a hospital employee who receives a handover of care. Shortly after walking into your patient’s room, you see a relative standing near the bed who starts to get annoyed and angry. You and other hospital employees are asked to help.  

Psychiatry
Mental Health
Other

You are a hospital employee who receives a handover of care. Shortly after walking into your patient’s room, you see a relative standing near the...

Case Information:
Bundles:
Learner Population: Allied Health Professionals, Nursing, Other
Specialty: Psychiatry, Mental Health, Other
Author: George Mason University
Language: English
Room size: 15x15
Setting: MedSurg
Patient ect: Adult
Patient Gender: Female
Tags: communication, De-escalation, non-verbal cues, OODA loop, verbal cues, verbal techniques, Workplace Violence,