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    Security training begins today for more than a thousand Health New Zealand frontline staff

    Security training begins today for more than a thousand Health New Zealand frontline staff


    It's being provided through 31-million dollars allocated in last year's Budget to ensure safety in emergency departments -- including increased security capacity for eight high-priority EDs, and surge capacity in busy periods for all hospitals. .

    Health Minister Shane Reti says training for security teams and clinical staff will focus on de-escalation and safe restraint.

    With the first programmes kicking off today, Reti says high-priority EDs will all be fully trained by May.

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