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Out of the shadows: Addressing resident‐to‐resident aggression in long‐term care

Resident‐to‐resident aggression is a behaviour concern in long‐term care (LTC). Incidents of resident‐to‐resident aggression can have serious consequences and may result in poorer quality of life for residents, increased staff turnover, harmful psychological and physical effects, or death. Many people shy away from talking about resident‐to‐resident aggression because it can be a sensitive topic. This silence can result in missed opportunities to reduce the risk. Discussing it openly is an important step in working towards solutions.