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This conference outlined the concepts of managing behavioural disturbances in general hospital settings, and highlighted the importance of pre-emptive work, recognition and prevention of aggression; it also discussed the value of non-pharmacologic intervention and advocated for better communication between agencies and improving staff training. Only in this context can safety of patients and staff in hospitals be ensured.
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