Written by: Amy Rock, Campus Safety’s Senior Editor The Joint Commission is seeking comments on its proposed new and revised standards for workplace violence prevention in hospitals and critical access hospital accreditation programs. “The new and revised Joint Commission standards provide a framework … read more
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Has DHS Cracked the Code for Accurate Location Tech?
Written by: Jim McKay Since 1999, when nine firefighters never made it out of a fire in a cold storage and warehouse building in Worcester, Mass., firefighters have been hoping for a tracking tool for commanders to keep tabs on … read more
Why Healthcare Should Care about OTT Advertising
By Stewart Gandolf Chief Executive Officer Connected TV, also called over-the-top media streaming, describes a new frontier for ad targeting and marketing campaigns. These terms are relatively new for businesses of all sizes, and healthcare organizations in particular have … read more
3 Ways to Stop Nurse Bullying at Your Healthcare Facility
Written by: Amy Rock Healthcare facilities are supposed to be places that offer support and healing, but did you know workers within the healthcare industry experience more bullying and deviant behaviors than in any other industry? According to the … read more
Healthy Buildings: A New Safety Priority for Schools During COVID
Written by: Sean McCrady and Chis Ashworth Campus safety and security professionals are no strangers to menacing threats. From growing risks like active shooters to cybersecurity breaches, administrators and security staff in education grapple with new safety challenges with … read more
School District Deploys Emerging Tech Before Students Return
Written by: Jim McKay Like school districts across the country, the Allentown, Pa., district is awaiting the go-ahead to return to in-person learning. But while it waits, the district is also taking measures to ensure a healthier student body … read more
How Districts are Addressing the Lack of Internet Service in their Communities
Written by GCC As the number of COVID-19 cases multiply and the duration of school closures increase, districts across the country are struggling with providing students online learning opportunities. Great strides have been made to successfully develop online curriculum, … read more
Proper Ventilation on Campus Can Slow the Spread of COVID-19
Written by: Robin Hattersley-Gray Since this spring when everything shut down due to the pandemic, I’ve stopped singing in my classic rock band and church choir. Sadly, it now appears that my favorite hobbies will probably be the … read more
New PTA and NEA Research Reveals How Students Are Doing During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Washington — National PTA and the National Education Association on Wednesday released the results of a national poll exploring students’ experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic. The poll, which surveyed more than 1,300 students aged 13–18, was conducted through Greenberg Quinlan Rosner … read more
As the Terror of COVID Struck, Health Care Workers Struggled to Survive. Thousands Lost the Fight.
Written by: Christina Jewett & Robert Lewis Workers at Garfield Medical Center in suburban Los Angeles were on edge as the pandemic ramped up in March and April. Staffers in a 30-patient unit were rationing a single tub of sanitizing … read more
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