UT MD Anderson Cancer Center’s Ray Gerwitz describes the new approaches he, his department and the MD Anderson organization took to address safety and security concerns during the pandemic.
Houston Police say the woman was accompanying her husband to his doctor’s appointment when he pulled out two pistols and shot her.
February’s most popular articles covered topics such as hospital workplace violence, the future of healthcare security, and Title IX/Clery.
Presidia Gel was created in response to a request from hospital personnel for a fast-acting, non-contaminating self-defense spray.
The suspect allegedly threw a large monitor at the security employee before punching him and another employee.
Each COVID-19 vaccine has unique transportation and storage needs which can be met with the help of temperature monitoring technology.
According to a neighbor, a sign outside the suspect’s home said “Allina Crooks” and had a statement about a specific doctor.
In one video, a woman has a laughing attack when her dog decides that her furry hood would make for a fun chew toy.
The protesters, some of whom were armed, claimed the patient was being held against her will because she refused to submit a COVID-19 test.
Between the coronavirus vaccine rollout and the inauguration of a new president, January was a busy month for many, including campus safety professionals.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.
This session will focus on improving college campus threat assessments, response and cyber safety in the post–COVID world.
