Doctor Sues Pennsylvania Hospital After Being Stabbed by Patient
As colleagues looked on, the doctor was brutally attacked by a psychiatric patient. She blames the hospital for negligence and disregard for safety.
As colleagues looked on, the doctor was brutally attacked by a psychiatric patient. She blames the hospital for negligence and disregard for safety.
CSU’s requirement will only take effect if the FDA fully approves one or more of the vaccines that received emergency authorization, but UC will mandate vaccination without full FDA approval.
The judge found a claim made by the lead plaintiff that likened the vaccine to the Nazis’ forced medical experiments on World War II Holocaust victims to be “reprehensible.”
The study found that in Texas, about 90% of the school districts reopened last fall without any “staggered or phased-in attendance.”
With vaccines widely available, the president of teacher’s union says it’s time for students to get back to school.
With millions of federal funding, schools are scrambling to buy air cleaners, but at what risk to students?
The exploration of techniques to provide clean, heathy air continues and reveals effective measures.
In addition to new physical distancing recommendations, the updated guidelines continue to stress the importance of everyone always and properly wearing masks.
The NFC and BLE technology being piloted is assisting with contact tracing for COVID-19 but can also be applied in other ways to senior living facilities.
EDspaces is an educational facilities conference taking place in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania November 3-5.
Crisis response can be a weak spot for many campuses. Learn how to manage tasks, share response plans and maintain command and control over response teams during a crisis.
Learn how tools like mass notification systems coupled with the right emergency communication plan can help your organization achieve the speed and reach it needs to keep everyone safe and informed.
