Guide to Physician Safety During the Pandemic
Doctors Manitoba
During the pandemic, there has been an increase in intimidation and disrespect toward physicians. This guide suggests ways to ensure a safe and respectful workplace: understand the level of risk, review and update safety policies and procedures, communicate plans with all physicians and staff, report incidents immediately, seek support and promote psychological safety.
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