Abstract
The first meeting of the Violence Management Special Interest Group on 25 February 1992 drew a mixed group of delegates from three of the 15 Scottish Health Boards, three Regional Social Work Departments and several Education Departments, as well as the Scottish Prison Service. The majority of those who attended were actively engaged in designing training programmes for public sector staff.
Highlights
This meeting followed on from a conference on Violence in the Public Sector, held at Stirling in 1991
The first meeting of the Violence Management Special Interest Group on 25 February 1992 drew a mixed group of delegates from three of the 15 Scottish Health Boards, three Regional Social Work Departments and several Education Departments, as well as the Scottish Prison Service
Regional Social Work Departments had ringfenced funds for staff training, and there were examples of encouraging training strategies used in several different types of organisation
Summary
This meeting followed on from a conference on Violence in the Public Sector, held at Stirling in 1991. CAMERONSTARK,Registrar, Department of Public Health, Ross House, Hawkhead Road, Paisley PA2 7BN; and BRIANKIDD,Registrar, Department of Psychological Medicine, Southern General Hospital, Glasgow G51 The first meeting of the Violence Management Special Interest Group on 25 February 1992 drew a mixed group of delegates from three of the 15 Scottish Health Boards, three Regional Social Work Departments and several Education Departments, as well as the Scottish Prison Service.
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