Daily case volume also showed a dose–response relationship with risk: compared with providers handling 0–5 cases per day, those with 11–20 cases had more than double the odds of patient-perpetrated violence (OR = 2.280, 95% CI 1.193–4.359, P = .013), whereas the 6–11 and ≥ 21 case categories did not reach statistical significance ( P = .683 and P = .780, respectively).
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Violence Exposure Status of Prehospital Care Emergency Medical Services Personnel and the Effects of Violence on the System.
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