Healthcare Security Conference to Target Workplace Violence
Each year the conference brings experts together to address security concerns in the healthcare industry.
Each year the conference brings experts together to address security concerns in the healthcare industry.
Do you conduct periodic background checks of long-term employees, as well as screen new hires? It’s something you should consider.
Authorities are investigating the death of a potential second victim after finding the gunman’s suspected ‘kill list’ that included the name of a woman in Minnesota and two UCLA professors.
New study also finds that nearly three in four women physicians perceive on-the-job gender bias.
Hospitals reported a 68 percent decrease in violent crime last year.
A university study found that 64 percent of nurses had witnessed or experienced bullying over a six month period.
The report considered the University of South Carolina’s response to a school shooting earlier this year.
AFSCME union workers at the Minnesota Security Hospital want more freedom to use restraints on unruly patients.
A man is dead after police responded to an alleged attack at Guelph Hospital in Ontario.
Nurse-on-nurse bullying may be more prevalent than people think and could have major consequences.
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.