Repeated violence against care home staff triples musculoskeletal pain
The researchers surveyed 920 different grades of staff directly involved in patient care and clinical tasks in 12 nursing homes owned by the same company.


Lone working - overview of risks based on TUC and HSE guidance
Maybo summarises TUC and HSE guidance on lone working.


Are certain command types more effective than others?
Research shows that at moments of difficulty conflict managers should focus on clear instructions to gain the best response.


Should you be more wary of a heavier man?
Research shows heavier men are more aggressive, but Maybo warns against this affecting your dynamic risk assessment.


Planning for peaceful crowds
Australian advice shows the importance of primary controls to reduce violence at sporting events


Violence can affect teachers at any type of school
Maybo identifies several recent surveys on violence in schools.


British Crime Survey Statistics 2008/9
Health and Safety Executive


Overview of workplace violence on international level
Study of workplace violence from an international perspective. Looks at why it happens, where it happens and sets out ideas for preventive strategies.


Risk reduction brings results
 Based upon health sectors but relevant to anyone setting upon a violence prevention programme, this paper looks at the most effective strategies for reducing workplace violence.


Assaults on trains cost the industry £9.5m
This report was commissioned by Rail Safety and Standards Board (RSSB) to identify the financial impact of assaults in the rail environment. 


Ambulance trust partnership examines violence
Six ambulance trusts, UNISON and conflict specialists Maybo worked in partnership to identify the specific training needs of Ambulance Personnel.