“…Therefore, the collection of demographic data, data on the experience of violence, data on care provided, and patients' preferences and referrals is very important. The forensic nurses' notes at the VMU are considered so well collected and so rich that VMU medical researchers and expert nurses were able to conduct several exploratory studies to describe and analyze certain types of situations of violence as well as to identify the specific needs of community care for victims and the adequacy of resources currently available (Hofner, Burquier, Romain, Graz, & Mangin, 2009;Romain-Glassey, Ansermet, Hofner, Neuman, & Mangin, 2009;Romain-Glassey, Ansermet, & Ninane, 2009;Romain-Glassey et al, 2012;Romain-Glassey, Gut, Cathieni, Hofner, & Mangin, 2011). Moreover, two nurses from the VMU wrote a report on workplace violence prevention, including interviews with resource persons and recommendations for tertiary prevention, as part of the CAS training program requirements.…”