This presentation will detail security sensitive areas common to most healthcare facilities and the challenges faced when a public health emergency occurs resulting in a sudden influx of people requiring emergency treatment, also known as a patient surge event.
While at the hospital celebrating the birth of a newborn baby, hospital staff allegedly threatened to kick the family out.
Martin Gottesfeld hacked into the Boston Children’s Hospital IT system in protest of the treatment of a patient, Justina Pelletier.
A non-threatening moose walked into the hospital in Anchorage and began eating plants in the lobby before leaving the building on its own.
The man told investigators he made the calls to test Bakersfield Police Department’s readiness for an active shooter response.
One incident involved a pulmonary therapist who allegedly touched a patient’s genitals while also touching his own exposed genitals.
As many of us head back to work, here are the 10 top performing Campus Safety articles from over the holidays you might not have seen.
The first-year resident was fired after anti-Semitic tweets resurfaced, one of which threatened to give wrong medications to Jewish patients.
The voluntary guidance includes five current threats facing the healthcare industry and ten best practices for mitigating these threats.
Here are some of the most serious cyber attacks from 2018, as well as ways to protect yourself and your organization.
By creatively integrating systems you can both improve campus safety and increase your return on investment.
For students to thrive in their classrooms, they need not only educational tools to learn but also an environment that allows them to achieve their full potential—one where they feel safe. Controlling access is a critical part of providing a safe learning atmosphere.
