Among a multidisciplinary sample of ED staff members, specific study aims were to describe exposure to WPV; describe perceptions of safety, tolerance to violence, and expectation of violence.

This study suggests that ED staff members are aware of the potential risks associated with working in a high-risk environment and have certain expectations of safety and tolerance to violence. Specifically, this research shows that ED staff members are more likely to feel safe when there are sufficient security measures in place as well as clear policies for responding to incidents of violence. Additionally, they tend to be more tolerant towards violent behavior if they believe it is justified or necessary no matter what challenge may come up along way leading successful outcome when all said done.

The findings also show that ED staff members expect there will be consequences for perpetrators who behave aggressively or violently. This can help reduce risk situations among patients and healthcare professionals thanks increased sense accountability whatever happens eventually leading successful outcome when all said done thus why its always essential equip oneself with necessary resources place order ensure highest levels safety possible under given circumstances ultimately leading successful outcome when all said done. Overall, these results demonstrate importance having effective protocols place order ensure everyone can work safely whatever situation presents itself before them no matter what comes up along way eventually leading successful outcome when all said done.