IAHSS Issues New Guideline for Firearms in Healthcare Security
The guideline encourages healthcare facilities to evaluate several factors and data prior to considering arming security officers
The guideline encourages healthcare facilities to evaluate several factors and data prior to considering arming security officers
IAHSS’ 51st Annual Conference will be in Orlando, Fla., May 19-22.
IAHSS issued new guidance for handling violence in assisted care facilities after surveying security directors about their top safety concerns.
Congratulations to the newly elected International Association for Healthcare Security and Safety officials.
Campus Safety Executive Editor Robin Hattersley was presented the Elwood Near Presidential award at the IAHSS Foundation Recognition Ceremony.
The IAHSS released guidance this month to help hospitals handle patient and visitor violence.
Security technology and proper planning can help mitigate the risk of patient wandering and elopement, as well as aid your healthcare facility’s response to a patient escape.
The guideline was released to help hospitals proactively identify and manage threats of violence.
The U.S. population is aging, and the number of patients with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia is skyrocketing. How is your hospital addressing their wandering and elopement vulnerabilities?
The IAHSS annual event is April 15-18 at the Sheraton Grand Chicago and will celebrate the association’s 50th anniversary.
Not long ago, security concerns for most schools involved student conflicts, vandalism, theft and liability — now the foremost concern is life safety.
This webinar will share best practices gathered from universities and colleges on how you can reduce long lines while also enhancing the experience for everyone involved in the issuance process.
