Frequently Asked Questions
General
What is OVA?
Where are you located?
What training framework do you use?
Resolution Education training is based on the A.D.P. framework. This framework outlines the necessary skills and steps needed to prevent and respond to difficult situations effectively. It is comprised of three modules: Awareness, De-escalation, and Protection, which are all key components of an effective OVA prevention and response strategy.
Read more on the importance of utilising a training framework here.
Do you deliver VPM training?
Resolution Education provides occupational violence and aggression training, using the well established A.D.P. framework. Like VPM training, our A.D.P. framework works by equipping employees with the necessary skills to address difficult situations effectively.
Read more on the differences and similarities between both training frameworks here.
Do you train individuals?
At this stage, Resolution Education does not provide private or public courses for individuals. Our training programs are designed for organisations only.
What is the timeframe for training to occur?
How can we work around rostering issues?
What is an environmental assessment?
Training Options
What different training delivery options are there?
Can the training be customised?
What is the difference between half-day and full-day sessions?
What content is covered in a virtual training session?
How are the virtual training sessions structured?
What is required for virtual training?
What is a Code Black procedure?
A “Code Black” procedure refers to a major crisis or emergency in a hospital where there is a threat to the safety or well-being of patients, staff, or visitors. While the specific definition may vary between hospitals, it generally involves a response from the hospital’s emergency management or Code Black team.
Read more about Code Black procedures here.
What are restraints?
Is it safe to practise restraints?
In our training sessions, we place strong emphasis on the non-punitive nature of restraints and the well-being of the person being restrained. We stress that physical restraints should only be considered as a last resort, after exhausting all other alternatives.
Participants will gain an understanding of the potential effects on individuals who are being restrained, as well as the guidelines governing the use of restraints. We adhere to all federal and state legislative requirements.
Contact Us
Melbourne
Melbourne, VIC 3000
Parramatta Sydney
Parramatta Square, NSW 2150
South Adelaide
Hindmarsh Square, SA 5000
Perth
Perth, WA 6000