A&E staff to use body-worn cameras after rise in 'violent aggression'
Briefly

Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust reported a significant spike in violence and aggression against staff, prompting the introduction of body cameras to ensure safety.
Mark Lam emphasized the concerning trend of rising violence, noting that non-physical assaults are the most frequently reported incidents, followed by physical assaults.
Paddy Hennessy highlighted the ongoing efforts to address safety through policy improvements aimed at wellness and aggression management within the trust's operations.
The introduction of body-worn cameras is expected to deter aggression against healthcare workers, following a successful trial that demonstrated their effectiveness in enhancing safety.
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