In the rapidly evolving workplace, the safety of employees – particularly those who work alone – has emerged as a key area of focus. This post, based on a recent Dynamis training session, summarizes three key considerations for workplaces seeking to improve lone worker safety. Risk assessments Why are risk assessments important for lone workers?
A traditional ‘classroom model’, which has been a cornerstone of education for centuries, emphasises learning and performing skills in a neutral setting. In fields like conflict management and physical restraint training, this model may not be the most effective for your people. Here we evaluate some strengths and weaknesses of the classroom model before contrasting
In large-scale organisations, determining who the right people are to send on conflict resolution, personal safety or physical interventions training programmes is critical. In this article, Dynamis offers insight into why this is the case, as well as posing some questions that will help you partner with training providers to develop an efficient, engaging and
A group of NHS Highland trainers have been applying Dynamis’ scenario-driven approach to their PMVA training since 2022 and have experienced some startling results, with one cohort reporting a 72% uplift in confidence about safely breaking away from violent contact. The NHS Highland team reported their experiences at an update to the GSA membership’s annual
What is PMVA training? PMVA stands for ‘Prevention and Management of Violence and Aggression’. In the fast-paced and often challenging environment of the National Health Service (NHS), one of the major priorities is ensuring the safety and well-being of both staff and patients. An essential component of this safety net is managing the potential for
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