Bullying, Discrimination & Sexual Harassment
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AICG
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It is widely reported that bullying, discrimination and sexual harassment exists in the healthcare setting.
The effects of bullying and harassment, for those who are targeted and for those who may observe it, include physical and psychological symptoms.3 All workplaces have a responsibility to provide a workplace that is free from bullying and harassment.
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Outline
This course has been prepared for health professionals to help identify acceptable workplace behaviours, to identify the concepts of direct and indirect bullying, discrimination or sexual harassment and employ strategies for detection to make the workplace safe and supportive.
The course contains three modules:
- Module A: Focuses on the individual
- Module B: When the patient may be the subject of bullying, discrimination or sexual harassment
- Module C: Developing strategies for when there is BDSH in the workplace
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This is an online course, which can be accessed at any time.
Upon purchase of the course, you will have four weeks of online access to complete the three modules. The four week period begins from the time of purchase and you can return to the course at any time within the period you are subscribed.
Upon purchase of the course, you will have four weeks of online access to complete the three modules. The four week period begins from the time of purchase and you can return to the course at any time within the period you are subscribed.
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The Australasian Institute of Clinical Governance (AICG) was formed in direct response to an identified need for healthcare professionals to strengthen their skills in clinical governance to reduce the occurrence of adverse events.
The AICG firmly believes that it is the individuals working in healthcare organisations that hold the power to reduce the occurrence of complications. By empowering these individuals through education, we can work towards improving patient safety and quality care and deliver better health outcomes for the community.
The AICG firmly believes that it is the individuals working in healthcare organisations that hold the power to reduce the occurrence of complications. By empowering these individuals through education, we can work towards improving patient safety and quality care and deliver better health outcomes for the community.
