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Healthcare organization intervenes: panic buttons for home care workers

Healthcare organization intervenes: panic buttons for home care workers

Tzorg, one of the largest home care organizations in the Netherlands, is providing its employees with alarm buttons due to a significant rise in workplace aggression. Incidents against home care workers have nearly doubled over the past four years, leading the Uden-based organization to implement this safety measure.

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