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|Slideshows|March 10, 2017
Lessons in Mitigating Violence
Author(s)Jeffrey S. Janofsky, MD
Strategies to reduce aggression in psychiatric treatment settings.
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View the slides in PDF format. Also see: Violence in Bipolar Disorder.
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