Written by: Amy Rock, Executive Editor of Campus Safety Several hospital security officers sustained injuries in recent weeks after being attacked by both patients and non-patients, reiterating the need for hospitals to frequently revamp their recruitment and retention practices as … read more
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Police Try to Replicate a Mass Shooting in Training
Written by: Emergency Management News Staff It’s difficult for police to train for an active shooter event because it’s so hard to replicate and there isn’t enough time during the year to do enough of it. That said, the … read more
Student Who Learned CPR at School Saves Child Who Fell Into Pool
Written by: Robin Hattersley Los Angeles, California – A teenager is being hailed as a hero for saving the life of her 3-year-old family member by performing CPR on the toddler after she fell into a pool. As the Atkinson … read more
Next Level Crisis Planning for Students with Disabilities
Written by: Tod Schneider This article is part 3 in a series on crisis management for schools serving individuals with Access or Functional Needs (AFN), or other disabilities. To read part 2 on conducting site assessments for students with disabilities, … read more
How Employers Can Improve Frontline Worker Mental Health
Written by: Karen Thomas Note: The views expressed by guest bloggers and contributors are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the views of, and should not be attributed to, Campus Safety. Mental health issues are a new epidemic … read more
Multilocation Healthcare Marketing: Minimum Daily Requirements
By Stewart Gandolf, Chief Executive Officer Do you want to compete in each of your local markets? Do you want to position your healthcare products and services where your target audience actively seeks them? If so, you need a custom … read more
“Safety Everywhere” Is Possible for Healthcare Workers
Written by: Darren Chalmers-Stevens Note: The views expressed by guest bloggers and contributors are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the views of, and should not be attributed to, Campus Safety. Healthcare organizations have good reasons to want … read more
Active Shooter Drill Shows the Difficulties of Response
Written by: Jim McKay The Conneaut, Ohio, Police Department and local partners planned for months for the big active shooter drill that was to take place at Conneaut High School. They wanted to focus on process, specifically unified command and … read more
U.S. Department of Education Issues New Resource for School Administrators on Importance of Safe Firearm Storage
Press Release – Campus Safety Staff Safe storage of firearms is an important prevention tool that can be used to help keep schools, homes, and communities safe from gun violence. To build further awareness of this important strategy, today the … read more
Yakima Deputy Superintendent Shares Lessons Learned After Fatal School Parking Lot Shooting
By: Amy Rock, Campus Safety News Executive Editor On March 15, 2022, 16-year-old Shawn Dwight Tolbert was fatally shot following an altercation between two groups of teens in the parking lot at Eisenhower High School in Yakima, Washington. As with … read more
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