Healthcare Safety

In a hospital, quick and effective communication is crucial for ensuring patient, visitor, and staff safety. To facilitate a structured, coordinated response in emergencies, hospitals use a system of color-coded emergency codes. These codes are carefully designed to inform staff about specific types of emergencies, enabling rapid response without alarming those who don’t need to

Digital Transformation in Healthcare: New Security Systems in Hospitals As healthcare security takes center stage in a world of constant change, hospitals and their staff must ensure the safety not just of themselves but also that of patients and visitors. Healthcare providers have access to more technology than ever before which helps them tackle these

In the United States, there are an estimated 240 million calls made to 9-1-1 Emergency Services annually. 80% of these calls are made from mobile devices. The Ray Baum’s Act was developed to ensure that the public has access to immediate and effective 9-1-1 Emergency Services. What is Ray Baum’s Act and how does it

Your hospital security system seemingly has it all. You’ve got cameras in every hallway and entrance monitoring who is entering and exiting your buildings and when. You have automatic door access systems that allow employees to scan in and keep unauthorized personnel out. You have security guards patrolling exits and entrances, and nurse watch stations