Violence Prevention – PVPC for Physicians Classroom

Medical staff (physicians, resident doctors, midwives, dentists, etc.) working in areas that are high risk for violence:
• Emergency Departments/Urgent Care
• Mental Health & Substance Use
• Psychiatry
• Neurology
• Long-term care
• Community Health Services

Medical staff conducting work in public health care facilities in British Columbia (e.g., physicians, resident doctors, midwives, dentists, etc.)

PHC classroom sessions are for Medical Staff that have privileges to practice at PHC sites and thus, are limited to Providence Health Care Medical Staff only. Compensation for class attendance is only available to PHC Physicians that work in high risk areas. For more information about PHC classroom sessions, please contact violenceprevention@providencehealth.bc.ca.

Physical participation in practice exercises is required for this course. All participants must wear comfortable clothing and appropriate footwear (e.g., running shoes) in order to participate safely. Heels, flip-flops, sandals, or other open-toed shoes are not acceptable.

For specific inquiries regarding individual enrollment or attendance, please contact the violence prevention advisor or coordinator for your organization. The course owner is not involved in classroom session coordination.

PHC classroom sessions are for Medical Staff that have privileges to practice at PHC sites and thus, are limited to Providence Health Care Medical Staff only. Compensation for class attendance is only available to PHC Physicians that work in high risk areas. For more information about PHC classroom sessions, please contact violenceprevention@providencehealth.bc.ca.