Posts Tagged ‘healthcare facilities’

• Security Systems to Protect Doctors and Nurses in Hospitals

  • August 10th, 2023
  • Posted in Hospital Security
  • Tags: doctors, healthcare, healthcare facilities, healthcare security, hospital security, hospitals, nurses, security systems

  In the noble pursuit of saving lives and promoting well-being, doctors and nurses often put their own safety at risk while working in hospitals. The rising incidents of violence, harassment, and vandalism within healthcare settings have necessitated the implementation of… Read More

• How Video Surveillance is Critical in Healthcare Facilities

  • February 16th, 2023
  • Posted in Commercial Security, Hospital Security, Security Technology, surveillance cameras, surveillance monitoring, Video Analytics, Video Surveillance
  • Tags: healthcare facilities, hospital security, security strategies, Video analytics, video monitoring, Video surveillance

  Every business and public facility should have video surveillance. This is one of the most important aspects of any security plan. There is a lot of great security technology available now, but video surveillance remains the most critical. These systems… Read More

• How the HITECH Act May Affect Your Healthcare Facility

  • October 7th, 2011
  • Posted in Uncategorized
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   Healthcare facilities all across the nation are faced with numerous security challenges. Their enormous staffing and naturally high volume of traffic attribute to their elevated security risk. Because of these reasons, a multi-faceted approach to security in the healthcare industry… Read More