The new Second Edition of the WAVR-21 is available on March 8, 2010. This is the first scientifically developed instrument for assessing the risk of violence in the workplace. Developed by Stephen White, Ph.D. and Reid Meloy, Ph.D., this manual is packed with empirically derived criteria for accurately assessing risk. The packet includes the manual, complete with references, and five sets of scoring forms for use in workplace violence assessments. The advantages offered by the WAVR-21 include: The WAVR-21 offers tools and resources for both clinicians and workplace threat management team members The WAVR-21 guides users in understanding and organizing relevant data The WAVR-21 allows users to document, monitor, and re-assess risk The WAVR-21 may be integrated into multi-disciplinary threat management strategies The WAVR-21 incorporates the "Pathway to Violence" threat assessment model The WAVR-21 reflects the current state of knowledge and standard of practice variables for workplace violence risk assessment The WAVR-21 provides a defensible approach to risk management in any subsequent litigation The WAVR-21 has no "per use" fee Training on the use of the WAVR-21 will be offered periodically to those who purchase the manual. For more information about the product, go to www.wavr21.com.  E-mail this page to a friend |
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