Solving Your Emergency Department’s Security Challenges
Following healthcare security industry guidelines, providing training and developing threat assessment teams are just some of the ways you can protect your hospital’s ED.
Following healthcare security industry guidelines, providing training and developing threat assessment teams are just some of the ways you can protect your hospital’s ED.
Hospitals must regularly revisit their recruitment and retention strategies to best protect and keep their security employees.
Columbia St. Mary’s was sued in 2020 after a woman was stabbed more than a dozen times in a parking garage.
With many hospitals experiencing a labor shortage, it is important not to let basic hospital security protocols fall by the wayside.
From emotional safety to AI-enabled technologies, practitioners and solutions providers offer predictions on where the industry is headed.
A threat management company shares a checklist for establishing comprehensive investigation processes for workplace violence.
A healthcare security consultant shares how he successfully pushed for uniformity in emergency codes throughout Ontario, Canada hospitals.
Since this article was originally published, six more states now recommend color code standardization for hospital emergencies.
Chief William Adcox shares why his department does not have an arrest model and instead relies on information sharing to mitigate healthcare violence.
The Canadian health system’s public safety director has drawn from personal experiences in both hospital and non-hospital settings to improve customer service.
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.