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Read workplace-violence statistics with their definitions attached

HSE’s statistics page illustrates why period, geography and survey method belong beside every safety figure.

2024/25 statistics · Crime Survey for England and Wales

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What the source explains

The page presents work-related violence data and identifies the underlying survey and reporting period. It offers a useful example of transparent statistical presentation. Counts, worker risk and incident rates answer different questions, and estimates may have uncertainty. These figures are not Indian data and should not be combined with hospital surveys to create a single worldwide percentage.

Using this reading in your hospital

When preparing a committee slide, add the population, time period and type of event next to every number. If those details cannot be established, use a qualitative statement and link to the source instead. Explain changes in reporting practice before interpreting a trend.

A question for your team

Could a reader tell whether your headline percentage describes people, incidents or reports?

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