CNA803 Literature Matrix: Impact of Aggression on Healthcare Workers

This literature matrix provides a detailed analysis of research concerning aggression within healthcare settings, focusing on the impact on healthcare workers, particularly nurses. The matrix examines various studies, including cohort and case-control studies, to understand the manifestations of aggression and its effects on mental health. It explores key findings related to workplace aggression, its prevention, and treatment, emphasizing the importance of understanding the aetiology and risk factors. The matrix also considers the role of healthcare professionals in managing aggressive behavior, the impact of such behavior on nurses' mental well-being, and the need for interventions to reduce stress and improve mental health outcomes. Furthermore, the matrix includes references to relevant journal articles and books, providing a comprehensive overview of the existing literature on aggression and mental health in healthcare environments. The study also highlights the limitations of the studies and their impact on the key points.

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REFERENCES
Books and journals
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forensic mental health inpatient setting: associations and impact on aggressive
behaviour. Journal of clinical nursing, 27(5-6), pp.e971-e983.
Renwick and et. al., 2019. The physical and mental health of acute psychiatric ward
staff, and its relationship to experience of physical violence. International
journal of mental health nursing, 28(1), pp.268-277.
Green and et. al., 2018. Implementing seclusion in forensic mental health care: A
qualitative study of staff decision making. Archives of psychiatric nursing,
32(5), pp.764-768.
Heckemann and et. al., 2017. Nurse managers: Determinants and behaviours in
relation to patient and visitor aggression in general hospitals. A qualitative
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Waddell and et. al., 2018. Fifty years of preventing and treating childhood behaviour
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Akçay and et. al., 2019. Effect of media content and media use habits on aggressive
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439.
Laukkanen and et. al., 2019. Psychiatric nursing staffs’ attitudes towards the use of
containment methods in psychiatric inpatient care: An integrative review.
International journal of mental health nursing, 28(2), pp.390-406.
Traynor and et. al., 2018. Evaluating the effects of a physical activity on agitation and
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Hu and et. al., 2019. An examination of the incidence and nature of chemical restraint
on adult acute psychiatric inpatient units in Adelaide, South Australia.
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Grisbrook and et. al., 2021. Improving maternal postpartum mental health screening
guidelines requires assessment of post-traumatic stress disorder. Canadian
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Tharani and et. al., 2017. Learning environment and emotional well-being: A
qualitative study of undergraduate nursing students. Nurse education today,
59, pp.82-87.
Salberg and et. al., 2018. Nursing staff‐led behavioural group intervention in
psychiatric in‐patient care: Patient and staff experiences. International journal
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challenges of Co-response Teams and Crisis Intervention Teams in the
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case of mixing aggression between pigs. Applied Animal Behaviour Science,
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