The PMVA Foundation (Safe Interventions) Course provides comprehensive training in the Prevention and Management of Violence and Aggression (PMVA). It focuses on equipping healthcare professionals with the skills and knowledge needed to safely manage and de-escalate violent and aggressive behavior in healthcare settings.

Course Objectives:

Understand the principles of PMVA, including legal and ethical considerations.

Learn techniques for assessing and managing risks associated with violent and aggressive behavior.

Gain skills in de-escalation and safe intervention techniques to manage challenging situations.

Explore the use of physical interventions and restraints, ensuring they are applied safely and appropriately.

Understand the importance of maintaining personal safety and protecting the well-being of patients.

Learn how to document and report incidents of violence and aggression effectively.

Develop confidence in applying PMVA techniques through practical exercises and scenario-based training.

Target Audience:

This course is designed for healthcare professionals, including nurses, security personnel, and support staff who may encounter violent or aggressive behavior in their roles.

Course Format:

Duration: 3 days

Mode: In-person training only

Assessment: Practical skills assessment and written exam

Certification:

Participants will receive a PMVA Foundation (Safe Interventions) Certificate upon successful completion, valid for 2 years.

Healthcare Legislations including MHA 1983, MCA 2005, Health and Social Care Act 2008.