Loyola Medical Center Officers Get Creative to Help Patient with Autism
Safety officers at Loyola University Medical Center are being praised for helping a man who became aggressive due to a paradoxical reaction to a medication.
Safety officers at Loyola University Medical Center are being praised for helping a man who became aggressive due to a paradoxical reaction to a medication.
Two of the victims were suffering from an opioid overdose until the officers revived them with an opioid reversal drug, Narcan.
Here’s a round-up of our favorite feel-good stories from 2018 to ring in the New Year with a positive outlook on mankind.
In addition to Zendejas, 22 other healthcare security officers were honored last month.
After waking up to horrific Facebook messages from a man in Kentucky, a mother of three decided to alert police from 650 miles away.
The student who made the threat admitted to police that he planned to carry out a shooting at Hernando High School the next day.
A 13-year-old Texas student took over behind the wheel while another student talked to police on the phone and comforted younger passengers.
Twelve campus public safety department employees receive awards for their work in 2017.
A substitute teacher barricaded herself and 16 students in an office after the custodian yelled to lockdown classrooms as he pursued the active shooter.
A code silver was issued and the hospital was locked down after an employee informed administration of a man in the employee parking lot with a rifle.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.