Pennsylvania Hospital To Purchase Security System For Pediatric Floor

Published: May 25, 2006

HUNTINGDON, Penn. – The board of the J.C. Blair Hospital auxiliary will spend $29,000 to partially pay for the purchase and installation of a pediatric security system.

The system, which will be located on the first floor of the hospital, will monitor the locations of pediatric patients. If a child leaves the pediatric floor without consent, staff will immediately be alerted and the floor will be locked down.

A similar system was installed in the hospital’s maternity ward last year.

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