Another Look at OSHA & Workplace Violence
Another Look at OSHA & Workplace Violence February 1, 2012 Facilities Security | Hospital Security | Workplace Violence Prevention I just finished reading a new book called HALT THE VIOLENCE, written and edited by Patricia Biles and her Alliance Against Workplace Violence group. Â Here are some of my thoughts on it, if your organization has […]
Threat Modeling is the Exciting, Sexy Part of Risk Assessment
Threat Modeling is the Exciting, Sexy Part of Risk Assessment January 26, 2012 Corporate Security | Disaster Recovery Planning | Emergency Preparedness | Facilities Security | Threat Assessment | Workplace Violence Prevention As a risk assessment professional, when I get into a risk discussion, most security people want to talk about THREAT! Â Threat is the […]
Why Violence in Hospitals is Increasing
Why Violence in Hospitals is Increasing January 9, 2012 Hospital Security | Regulatory Compliance | Workplace Violence Prevention Why Violence in Hospitals is Increasing Violence is not a concept that people usually associate with hospitals. For years, hospitals have been seen as almost a sanctuary of care for the sick and wounded in our society. […]