Combatting Healthcare Workplace Violence with People and Weapons Screening
Here’s how one New Jersey hospital emergency department uses metal detection, an amnesty box, signage and policies to keep patients, staff and visitors safe.
Here’s how one New Jersey hospital emergency department uses metal detection, an amnesty box, signage and policies to keep patients, staff and visitors safe.
The hospital’s security cameras captured the suspect stabbing both victims until bystanders restrained her.
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Three Encino Hospital Medical Center clinicians were stabbed by a patient asking for medical treatment for anxiety.
The weapons screenings will be conducted randomly on campus by school safety officers, usually in the morning.
The security officer says he was shot as he was running to help the stabbed McKinley High School student.
The suspect attacked the hospital security officer with his fist and a pen-styled knife.
The officer used his firearm during an altercation with a student because he couldn’t reach his stun gun.
The school was placed on lockdown as police searched for the stabbing suspect, who was later found by a resident hiding in nearby woods.
In one of the incidents, a school resource officer at Oshkosh West High School was stabbed in his office by a student following an altercation.
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.