5 Healthcare Duress Alert Trends from 2025
New healthcare duress alert data from CENTEGIX shows when and where workplace violence incidents are impacting hospital staff.
Insights January 27
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Top 5 Healthcare Security Trends for 2026: Navigating Workplace Violence and the Convergence of Cyber and Physical Protection
Expect to see the integration of AI-driven technologies and unified cyber-physical strategies to combat workplace violence and other…
Insights January 21
Brooklyn Methodist Hospital: Man Armed with Broken Piece of Toilet Fatally Shot by Police
The man cut himself with the jagged piece of toilet and locked himself in a room with another…
News January 12
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November 12
Minnesota Security Officer Dies Following Christmas Day Incident at M Health Fairview
M Health Fairview Lakes Medical Center Security Officer Andrea Merrell died two days after an altercation with a…
News January 6
Top Hospital Campus Safety Stories from 2025: Measles and Assaults on Nurses, Security Officers
Here are the most-read hospital Campus Safety stories from this year.
Insights December 30
Car Parked Outside Humber River Hospital for 3 Days Had Dead Body Inside
Toronto Police responded to the hospital two days before the body was found to investigate a bomb threat…
News December 22
Over 70% of Doctors Have Personal Data Exposed on People Search Sites
A new study reveals the widespread exposure of medical professionals' personal information online, increasing their vulnerability to stalking,…
News December 10
Security Officer Arrested for Leaving Ghost Gun Unattended at Connecticut Hospital
A security officer at Saint Francis Hospital in Hartford was arrested for leaving an untraceable ghost gun unattended…
News December 3
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 December 3
