CORRECTION: Effectively Responding to Active Shooters in Healthcare Facilities
“Secure, Preserve, Fight” can be an alternative way to respond to active shooters in healthcare settings when “Run, Hide, Fight” is not possible.
“Secure, Preserve, Fight” can be an alternative way to respond to active shooters in healthcare settings when “Run, Hide, Fight” is not possible.
Learn the National Response Framework guiding principles, basic premise and more information to help with emergency response.
This FREE webinar will help K12 teachers, coaches, and administrators learn how to plan and handle common emergencies that can impact extracurricular activities.
The newly revised guidelines provide a detailed approach to security and enhancing the safety of school environments for safety and security professionals.
Guy Grace, of Littleton Public Schools, will receive the award to honor his work for promoting innovative security solutions in schools.
Schools need to get these steps right to write an effective emergency operations plan (EOP), and they all occur before putting pen to paper.
Red Teams can evaluate campus protection measures and challenge your assumptions about how secure your hospital is against the threats posed by criminals, terrorists and others.
Preparing for a broad range of emergencies is the best way to protect your campus when disaster strikes.
Here’s a rundown of specific features the NFPA advises hospital officials to include in their active shooter response programs.
The NFPA’s active shooter guidance gives details on what information officials should be gathering during building risk assessments.
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.
