Asian Arts Initiative

Workplace violence (WPV) committed against frontline health care workers is a worldwide concern but relatively little is known about relative rates of reported WPV events as identified through patient safety event (PSE) reports before and during the COVID-19 pandemic. This study sought to understand how the COVID-19 pandemic changed the rates and characteristics of reported WPV events committed by patients against health care workers, as captured in the PSE report system for a Mid-Atlantic health care system. This retrospective cohort study analyzed voluntary self-reported PSE reports from March 1, 2018 to February 28, 2022. We analyzed reports in 2 equal periods-pre-pandemic (March 2018-February 2020) and during the pandemic (March 2020-February 2022) -focusing on WPV incidents. Data included event types, reporting locations, staff roles, and resolution strategies, comparing pre- and during-pandemic trends. We identified differences in WPV PSE reports pre-pandemic versus during the pandemic. During the pandemic, there were more reports involving disorderly individuals and fewer incidents of physical and verbal abuse compared to the pre-pandemic period. Resolutions during the pandemic often involved medication, patient restraint, de-escalation, and security intervention, with fewer reports from providers and nurses but more from other health care staff like security officers. PSE reports contain valuable information pertaining to the identification of system hazards such as WPV events. Analyzing such data provides important insights into how the COVID-19 pandemic affected WPV incidents recorded in PSE system and may also provide a helpful orientation for ongoing monitoring of such events within other health care systems nationwide.

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The P3 Long Range Patrol Aircraft has been supported at NARF Alameda, California and Jacksonville, Florida since 1971 on the AAI 5500 ATE. This equipment was installed at the Intermediate shops at Jacksonville NAS and Moffett NAS in 1973 and 1975 to reduce the flow of avionics to the depots for test and repair. The success of this application led to the decision to update the 5500 to the AN/USN 449(V) configuration and install it at all worldwide I level sites and to extend the test program development effort to include the P-3B ASN-lZ4 TAC/NAV (SRAs and WRAs) as well as the P-3C update U and Iff configurations. The resulting program includes over 30 ATEs and over 1,000 TPSs for functional and diagnostic testing of SRAs and WRAs.