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Michael C Heitt1, Melissa Back Tamburo
1Johns Hopkins University and Health System, Baltimore, MD 21205, USA. mheitt@jhu.edu
Abstract:
The creation and development of a Risk Assessment Team at a large urban university is presented as a case study, with particular focus on the role the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) plays in the multidisciplinary team. The structure of the team and differing roles and responsibilities of members will be discussed. A specific protocol for addressing incidents will be introduced, along with changes in the team ' response over time. Major lessons learned will be presented, as well as the challenges the team faces today, and discussion of areas for future research and evaluation.
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