A practical guide for managing lone workers in healthcare, allied health and community services
An office or a clinic is a workplace you set up and control. A client’s home is none of these things. Every visit is a different address, a different household, a different set of circumstances your worker hasn’t faced before and you cannot control who else is present, what state the property is in or how someone will behave.
This isn’t a flaw in how home visit services are delivered. It’s the nature of the work. But it does mean the usual tools for managing workplace risk, known environments, predictable hazards, colleagues nearby, don’t apply in the same way.
This free guide looks at the risks that come up most often in home visit work, why none of them can be solved through better planning alone and what your organisation can put in place to manage them regardless.
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