UPDATE: Texas Doctor Receives 190 Year Sentence for Poisoning IV Bags
Eleven Baylor Scott & White SurgiCare patients experienced cardiac emergencies as a result of the poisoned IV bags.
News November 21
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New Jersey’s Hackensack Meridian Health Deploys ZeroEyes Gun Detection Solution
Hackensack Meridian Health, the largest not-for-profit healthcare network in New Jersey, deployed the technology to mitigate gun-related violence.
Press Releases October 18
De-Escalating Angry People: A Critical Safety Skill in Education and Healthcare
These five de-escalation disciplines will help you effectively deal with angry students, family members, visitors, and patients.
Insights October 15
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Security Screening for the Rest of Us: Small Schools Need Good Tools
Most of America’s schools don’t have tens of millions of dollars to spend on school security. How can they make the most of a tighter budget?
November 20
HHS Fines 2 Healthcare Facilities for Ransomware Attacks
The cyberattacks happened back in 2017 and 2018, before ransomware attacks against healthcare organizations increased by 264%.
News October 10
Public-Private Partnerships Help High-Growth Regions Improve Critical Infrastructure
Fast-growing cities have a high demand for private sector contracting partners as they rapidly expand education, healthcare, and…
Insights October 7
Hospital Visitor Management: Balancing Patient Privacy and Security
Here's how visitor management systems can help hospitals maintain a balance between patient privacy and security.
Insights September 30
Lehigh Valley Health Network to Pay $65 Million After Hackers Leaked Nude Photos of Cancer Patients
A Russian ransomware group released stolen data on its leak site, including patient diagnoses and clinical images of…
News September 26
Colorado Hospital Settles Lawsuit with Family of Man Who Died after Altercation with Security Officers
The lawsuit claimed the four security officers acted with “reckless disregard” when they were restraining Matthew Jones.
News September 25
Yale Settles with Women Over Fertility Nurse’s Diversion of Fentanyl
Yale only acknowledged the problem after an employee noticed a fentanyl vial had a loose cap.
News September 12
