Written by: Leada Gore, al.com – Feb 24, 2025 (TNS) — The Federal Bureau of Investigation has issued a warning about an ongoing Ghost ransomware attack. A Feb. 19 alert from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency and the FBI … read more
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The U.S. Will Soon Have a Hospital Bed Shortage, Study Finds
Written by: Robin Hattersley – Feb 24, 2025 YORK, Pa. – A mass shooting unfolded at UPMC Memorial Hospital on Saturday morning, leaving six people injured and two dead, including a police officer who responded to the scene and the … read more
6 Injured, 2 Dead in Pennsylvania Hospital Shooting
Written by: Robin Hattersley – Feb 24, 2025 YORK, Pa. – A mass shooting unfolded at UPMC Memorial Hospital on Saturday morning, leaving six people injured and two dead, including a police officer who responded to the scene and the … read more
Patient-First Design: From a Designer’s Point of View
Written by: the SHSMD Team – Sept 18, 2024 Health care experiences are distinct because they combine deeply personal and sensitive relationships with commercial transactions. Unlike services like barber appointments or Uber rides, which people judge mainly on immediate service … read more
Doctor-First Marketing Strategies to Improve Patient Outcomes
By: Steward Gandolf with Dr. Douglas Flora How can healthcare marketers and executives engage doctors in impactful storytelling to improve patient outcomes? In this podcast, Dr. Douglas Flora, Executive Director of Oncology Services at St. Elizabeth Healthcare, shares actionable strategies … read more
‘Scared to Death’: Nurses and Residents Confront Rampant Violence in Dementia Care Facilities
Written by: Jordan Rau Dan Shively had been a bank president who built floats for July Fourth parades in Cody, Wyoming, and adored fly-fishing with his sons. Jeffrey Dowd had been an auto mechanic who ran a dog rescue and … read more
Using Scenario-Based Teacher Training to Develop and Maintain School Emergency Response Capacity
Written by: Guy Bliesner, January 13, 2025 Developing a school staff’s capacity to respond in an emergency is always problematic. Time for effective training is always the concern. Teachers jealously protect precious student contact and instructional time. This is understandable … read more
7 School Security Lessons Learned from the Beslan School Siege
Written by: Lt. Joseph Pangaro, CSO, CPM – Published Jan 30, 2025 In light of the recent terror attack in New Orleans, and the current state of the world as it relates to the rise of potential conflicts, we should … read more
Planning for Volunteers and Donations After a Tragedy
Written by: Robin Hattersley – Jan. 10, 2025 Editor’s Note: If you are interested in making donations to help out with recovery from the 2025 Los Angeles fires, please visit LAWorks.com/2025Fires. Administrators responsible for the safety and security of schools, … read more
States Work to Fight Disinformation During Emergencies
Written by: Matt Vasilogambros – January 27, 2025 (TNS) — As deadly wildfires raged in Los Angeles this month, local officials were forced to address a slew of lies and falsehoods spreading quickly online. From artificial intelligence-generated images of the … read more
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