Management of Assaultive Behavior MAB for Healthcare Professionals
Management of Assaultive Behavior (MAB)
$65Skills Session Fee- Total Cost: $130
- Class length: 4 Hours Online + 1 Hour F2F Skills
- This is a blended course (Online + Face-to-Face Skills)
- New topic added: Defense to Survive an Active Shooter
- Complete the Online portion before coming in for Skills
- Satisfies all requirements for California AB 508, Section 3, sub 1257.7 and 1257.8 training for healthcare providers
MABPRO MAB Training
Management of Assaultive Behavior (MAB)
- Total Cost: $130
- Class length: 4 Hours Online + 1 Hour F2F Skills
- This is a blended course (Online + Face-to-Face Skills)
- New topic added: Defense to Survive an Active Shooter
- Complete the Online portion before coming in for Skills
- Satisfies all requirements for California AB 508, Section 3, sub 1257.7 and 1257.8 training for healthcare providers
MABPRO MAB Training
Recognized as a CE provider by the California State Board of Registered Nursing and any Licensed Nurse will receive BRN CE Credits for the hours awarded if they require it.
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Self-Defense Techniques
MABPRO® Management of Assaultive Behavior ®
(MAB®) M-AB508 General Certification Training
Educate Simplify Los Angeles now offers this 4 hour MABPRO MAB Training Management of Assaultive Behavior violence prevention and de-escalation program.
The Management of Assaultive Behavior (MAB) also known as AB-508 violence prevention class and the Crisis Prevention & Intervention class are designed for individuals working within healthcare and emergency medical services fields. These courses teach the healthcare and emergency medical services professionals the techniques to use when dealing with the potentially assaultive client. Students will understand and have the ability to recognize potentially dangerous situations and the tools to de-escalate situations prior to any physical intervention or assault. Physical intervention skills are taught through simulation and role-play.
This course satisfies requirements for California AB 508, Section 3, sub 1257.7 and 1257.8 training for healthcare providers.
MABPRO MAB Training Classes
ACPMA Certified Classes Cover:
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Meaning of Crisis
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Types of Crisis and their Causes
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General safety measures.
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Personal safety measures.
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The assault cycle.
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Aggression and violence predicting factors.
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Obtaining patient history from a patient with violent behavior.
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Characteristics of aggressive and violent patients and victims.
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Verbal and physical maneuvers to diffuse and avoid violent behavior.
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Strategies to avoid physical harm.
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Restraining techniques.
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Appropriate use of medications as chemical restraints.
Accreditation
Recognized as a CE provider by the California State Board of Registered Nursing and any Licensed Nurse will receive BRN CE Credits for the hours awarded if they require it.
We are certified by the American Crisis Prevention and Management Association (ACPMA).
Please take note of some changes in our Refund Policy!!!
Educate simplify Refund/Cancellation/Reschedule Policy
A place in the class has been reserved JUST FOR YOU. We understand that situations beyond your control may arise, requiring you to cancel and reschedule a class. Please give at least 24 hours notice if you are unable to attend.
NO PERSONAL CHECKS ACCEPTED.
There will be a 60% Refund fee for credit card and cash transactions if participant decides to cancel after the class schedule or when the class ended already and $15 Refund fee if cancelled before or during the class schedule.
We suggest you reschedule instead.
Class must be rescheduled within 60 days (Provider Courses).
To cancel and/or reschedule a class, please call 213 300 5045.
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Defense to Survive an Active Shooter
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An active killer or active shooter is the perpetrator of a type of mass murder marked by rapidity, scale, randomness, and often suicide.
According to the Nursing Service Organization (NSO), between 2000 and 2011, 154 hospital-related shootings occurred..
In 45% of cases, the shooters were the victims themselves, acting out for reasons such as (but not limited to) grudges, suicide ideation, or the death of a relative. While it is still the best practice for all public and private businesses to have a plan of action before confronted with an aggressive, potentially dangerous person in their spaces, in most cases active shooting situations are random . . . (Read More)