Employee Safety

Read: Student Who Learned CPR at School Saves Child Who Fell Into Pool

Student Who Learned CPR at School Saves Child Who Fell Into Pool

The 15-year-old student learned CPR in her sports medicine class and was certified to perform the life-saving procedure.

Read: Jury Orders Monsanto to Pay Seattle School Employees $165 Million Over PCBs

Jury Orders Monsanto to Pay Seattle School Employees $165 Million Over PCBs

The employees claimed PCBs leaked from the school’s light fixtures that caused them cancer, brain injuries, and other issues.

Read: New Connecticut Hospital Association Patient Code of Conduct Addresses Workplace Violence

New Connecticut Hospital Association Patient Code of Conduct Addresses Workplace Violence

The new patient and family code of conduct prohibits violent behavior, threats, verbal abuse, sexual harassment, weapons, and more.

Read: Winter Weather Preparedness 101: Are You Ready?

Winter Weather Preparedness 101: Are You Ready?

Taking the following precautions will help you and your campus community stay safe during inclement winter weather.

Read: Drug Diversion in Healthcare: Video and Access Control Practices That Make a Big Difference

Drug Diversion in Healthcare: Video and Access Control Practices That Make a Big Difference

Here’s how video and access control can bolster your healthcare organization’s drug diversion prevention and detection efforts.

Read: Honeywell Shares Tips to Help Keep Indoor Air Safer When Outdoor Air Quality Reaches Harmful Levels

Honeywell Shares Tips to Help Keep Indoor Air Safer When Outdoor Air Quality Reaches Harmful Levels

From wildfire smoke to air pollution-ridden cities, buildings must focus on healthier indoor air quality amidst outdoor air crisis fueled by climate change.

Read: Security Officer Killed in Portland Hospital Shooting

Security Officer Killed in Portland Hospital Shooting

The shooter, who had a history of domestic abuse allegations, was at Legacy Good Samaritan because his son had just been born.

Read: OSHA: Jacksonville Treatment Facility Failed to Improve Worker Safety Despite Nearly 200 Violent Incidents

OSHA: Jacksonville Treatment Facility Failed to Improve Worker Safety Despite Nearly 200 Violent Incidents

OSHA’s investigation found that Wekiva Springs Center LLC had nearly 200 incidents last year and 10 assaults by patients in 53 days.

Read: Lawsuit: RPI Custodian Destroyed 20+ Years of Scientific Research

Lawsuit: RPI Custodian Destroyed 20+ Years of Scientific Research

A cleaning company employee accidentally shut off power to a freezer that contained specimens for “groundbreaking” research in chemistry and chemical biology.

Read: Stabbing of Nurse Prompts Weapons Ban at Heywood Healthcare

Stabbing of Nurse Prompts Weapons Ban at Heywood Healthcare

The weapons ban applies to all Heywood Healthcare facilities. Additionally, officials said abuse of employees will not be tolerated.

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