Medical Helicopter Crash on California Highway Leaves 3 Critically Injured
A medical helicopter crash on Highway 50 critically injured a nurse, pilot and paramedic, but no patients were…
News October 7
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Are You Making These 9 Hospital Security Mistakes?
With many hospitals experiencing a labor shortage, it is important not to let basic hospital security protocols fall…
News August 8
10 Most Common Hospital Emergency Codes and Their Meanings
Since this article was originally published, six more states now recommend color code standardization for hospital emergencies.
News June 20
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December 19
UPDATE: Authorities Identify Suspected Shooter of Evanston Hospital Security Officer
The patient was voluntarily transported to Evanston Hospital after he appeared to be suffering from an unknown mental…
News June 18
Designing Calm: How Pediatric Healthcare Spaces Reduce Anxiety
By carefully considering color, lighting, layout, and sensory elements, designers can create pediatric healthcare environments that make children…
Insights June 4
Surge in U.S. Doctors Moving to Canada Amid Political Concerns
More U.S. doctors, driven by political concerns at home, want to relocate to Canada where streamlined licensing and…
News June 3
Multiple States Pass Hospital Workplace Violence Bills in Recent Weeks
Six other states are considering proposed hospital workplace violence prevention legislation, including Alaska, Massachusetts, Ohio, Oregon, Washington, and…
News May 30
3 Technologies to Improve Hospital Security Amid Nursing Shortages
AI, LiDAR, and digital twins and more are helping medical facilities detect threats and keep patients and nurses…
Insights May 14
Pennsylvania House Passes Healthcare Workplace Violence Prevention Act
In part, the bill would establish violence prevention committees to review incidents in all Pennsylvania hospitals.
News May 9
