Written by: Sarah Daren Over the last several decades, campus safety and school culture have taken on more importance for institutions. What was once considered an afterthought in campus operations is now taking its deserved place as a top priority … read more
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Mass Casualty Series Could Help Businesses Face the Horror
Written by: Jim McKay A nine-session series on how businesses can effectively mitigate, respond to and recover from an active shooter or other mass-casualty event could make a big difference for those who participate. For businesses unfortunate enough to be … read more
Black Friday: Lessons from the Alabama Landfill Fire
Written by: Dennis Pillion, al.com TNS) – The first report of the fire at the Environmental Landfill came to the Moody Fire Department just after 7 a.m. on Nov. 25, 2022, Black Friday. The landfill isn’t actually in Moody. It’s … read more
Nashville Cops Pushed Through School to Shooter, Video Shows
Written by: Jim McKay When Nashville Metro Police arrived at the Covenant School Monday morning in response to 911 calls for an active shooter, the officers were resolute in their intent. The department released vivid body cam video showing officers … read more
How Common Are College Mass Shootings and What Is Being Done to Mitigate Them?
Written by: Amy Rock Given the recent mass shooting at Michigan State University and an overall increase in active shooter events across the country, many have likely wondered: How common are mass shootings on college campuses? Unlike K-12 schools, no … read more
Biola University Conducts Full-Scale Active Shooter Exercise – Video
Biola University Conducts Full-Scale Active Shooter Exercise – Video By: Robin Hattersley With so many active shooter attacks happening in America, our nation’s institutions of higher education must prepare for the possibility that a mass shooting could happen on their … read more
Responders, Railroads Must Collaborate to Prevent Disasters
Written by: Jim McKay Residents of East Palestine, Ohio, who continue to complain about feeling sick after last month’s train derailment can’t be comforted by the recent preliminary report by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) that the accident was … read more
Michigan State Shooting: Recovery Requires Community Effort
Written by: Jim McKay As a “socio-economist,” Randall Bell, PhD, has consulted on disaster recoveries like Hurricane Katrina and the Sandy Hook shootings, countless natural disasters as well as man-made ones like the shooting that killed three at Michigan State … read more
How Hospitals Can Develop a Strong Perimeter Security Strategy
Written by: Robert Parks There are growing concerns about the increase in workplace violence occurring within healthcare facilities, putting the safety and well-being of patients, staff, and visitors at risk. Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, violence against hospital … read more
Health-Care Workers Struggle to Remember Codes, Study Says
Written by: Nancy Clanton, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution – January 23, 2023 (TNS) – Anyone who has ever seen a medical show knows what a “code blue” is. For those not in the know, it’s a medical facility’s emergency code that … read more
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