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Women's Rights Party Supports #NoExcuses Campaign To Combat Violence Against Womenwomen's rights - Vimarsana News

Women's Rights Party Supports #NoExcuses Campaign To Combat Violence Against Womenwomen's rights

The Women’s Rights Party wholeheartedly supports the United Nations 16-day #NoExcuse media campaign, launched on November 25 to mark International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. The campaign launch coincided with White Ribbon Day in ...

Chaplains 'Point People to Christ' After KY Mass Shooting, Shocking Stats Emerge on Gun Violence - Vimarsana News

Chaplains 'Point People to Christ' After KY Mass Shooting, Shocking Stats Emerge on Gun Violence

New details are being made public about the Louisville mass shooting, including a warning from the gunman's mother.

Source: cbn.com
Carbondale leaders consider recommendations to lower gun violence - Vimarsana News

Carbondale leaders consider recommendations to lower gun violence

SIU researchers began looking at incidents of "shots fired" and other gun-related events nearly a year ago. After analyzing data from a city-wide survey, along with additional research, Carbondale's city council will now hear more about recommendations to lower the number of incidents, along with improving safety and well-being in the city and surrounding area.

Source: wsiu.org
Citing Workplace Violence, a Quarter of HCWs Are Ready to Quit - Vimarsana News

Citing Workplace Violence, a Quarter of HCWs Are Ready to Quit

Data from 69 countries show the toll that violence in the workplace takes on our healthcare system.

Most critical care workers have faced physical, verbal workplace violence - Vimarsana News

Most critical care workers have faced physical, verbal workplace violence

Most critical care workers reported being in a violent situation while at work, which led to decreased workplace satisfaction, according to results of a global survey presented at Society of Critical Care Medicine’s Critical Care Congress.Further, 80% of them said they did not feel prepared to manage these situations, according to researchers.

Source: healio.com