In what ways is the environment controlled by the hospital safety committee to prevent work-place violence? (Select all that apply.)

a. Emergency alarms
b. Cameras and videos
c. Assigned patrol for each unit
d. Security provided for visitors in parking lots, etc.
e. Respond only when called


ANS: A, B, D
Environmental controls include accessible alarms, monitoring systems, and access to security in areas of vulnerability. The other options are incorrect because they are not methods to prevent violence.

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