CE | Violence Prevention in Nursing: The Role of Simulation and De-Escalation Training

January 13, 2026, 12:00 - 1:00 PM

Webinar via Zoom

This session explores the importance of violence prevention training for bedside nurses, nurse educators, nurse leaders, and APRNs at an emerging to intermediate level. Simulation-based training enhances nurses’ confidence in managing escalating aggression in the context of a patient experiencing symptoms of psychosis. This evidence-based approach, originally used with pre-licensure nursing students, can also benefit licensed nurses through ongoing education.

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