Routine meetings (e.g., weekly or biweekly) ensure team cohesion and provide consistent opportunities for unit members to: • review previous cases, • participate in scenario-based exercises, • receive training on relevant topics, • make process improvement recommendations, • identify resource shortfalls, and • collectively examine trends in targeted violence.
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