Patient tracking and proactive rounding for violence prevention
Targeted patrolling based on identified risks is the cornerstone of a good physical security program.
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Why should security staff teach Work Place Violence (WPV) de-escalation training in your facility?
When security personnel teach de-escalation techniques it creates a cyclical process of continuous quality improvement in addressing volatile situations.
In the news: Three unusual healthcare security threats during the COVID-19 Pandemic
As we look around at all the news related to the COVID-19 pandemic, there are constant reminders that bad people will take advantage of chaotic times to wreak whatever havoc they can.
Four keys to successful emergency decision making
How do you process through emergent decision making? How do you prioritize when you are inundated? How is your facility managing this crisis? Join the conversation.
Four keys to successful hospital visitor management during the COVID-19 pandemic
As healthcare security experts, many of our organizations are rightly looking to us to MacGyver quick access control solutions for facilities designed to be wide open and welcoming to the public.
Three things a healthcare security leader should consider due to COVID-19
Here are three things that every healthcare security leader should be considering as we brace for the full effects of COVID-19.
How to determine security staffing in a healthcare environment
Effective security staffing models require an analysis of both fixed post needs and dynamic patrol needs.
Contract law enforcement officers present problems for healthcare security
Healthcare facilities need to stop looking to police to solve security problems. That is not their job.