Violence Triage Overview
Presented by Kelly A. Watt, PhD
1.5 Hour | 1.5 CE
This webinar on Violence Triage Overview is presented by Kelly A. Watt.
Violence Triage was developed to assist professionals and workplaces in fulfilling their professional obligations under statutory law, common law, and professional codes of ethics to screen for and respond to warning signs related to violence risk. Failure to do so could result in legal liability if actions failed to meet professional standards and resulted in harm to others.
Violence Triage helps professionals and workplaces to make immediate decisions about receiving and assessing information concerning warning signs for violence risk, develop an action plan for resolution, and meet organizational reporting requirements. By using an evidence-based process to make these decisions, workplaces will be protecting themselves from potential liability and protecting others from future harm.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this webinar you will be able to:
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Describe an overview of Violence Triage
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Describe professional obligations under statutory law, common law, and professional code of ethics
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Describe how to respond to warning signs related to violence risk
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Describe legal liability if actions failed to meet professional standards
Presented By
Kelly A. Watt, PhD
Dr. Kelly A. Watt works as a Threat Assessment Specialist at Protect International and is a member of the Mental Health, Law, and Policy Institute at Simon Fraser University in Canada. Dr. Watt is the editor of the Intelligence newsletter which is disseminated on behalf of threat assessment professional associations in the United States, Canada, Europe and Asia Pacific, and that provides recent advances in research, practice, and the law related to threat assessment around the globe.
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