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Healthcare Workplace Violence (WPV) Resource Library

Start with what you need.

15 vetted national resources for healthcare workers, leaders, patients, families, and anyone trying to understand workplace violence.

15 trusted sourcesReviewed August 17, 2026Official or national organizations
How this library works: every resource name opens the source organization in a new tab. Code Safety does not rank organizations or imply endorsement.
New to WPV?

Start here: understand workplace violence

Clear national sources for learning what WPV means, why healthcare is different, and what prevention can look like.

At the bedside

For nurses, physicians, and clinical teams

Profession-specific resources for the people most likely to encounter workplace violence directly.

Build a safer system

For leaders, safety teams, and healthcare organizations

Standards, operating models, preparedness tools, and security guidance for moving from awareness to an organized prevention program.

12Security & environment

IAHSS — Workplace Violence Prevention Guideline Bundle

Healthcare-security guidance spanning workplace-violence prevention, threat management, violent-patient management, weapons, security vulnerability assessment, and related operational topics.

Useful forSecurity · Safety · Hospital leadersAccessWPV bundle: free access with code WPVJC; other IAHSS materials may vary
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Something happened

After an incident: recovery and support

Resources focused on what workers and leaders may need after workplace violence—not only how to prevent the next event.

Follow the evidence

Data, trends, and state policy

Authoritative sources for understanding how often violence occurs and how the policy landscape is changing.

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Go from information to action.

Explore policy, readiness, and practical tools when you are ready to move beyond reading.