OSHA has developed guidelines that are the agency's recommendations for reducing workplace violence, specifically in the health care and social services work environments. These guidelines are intended to be advisory in nature as well as informational in content to assist employers in establishing a safe workplace by creating effective violence prevention programs. These guidelines should be used and adapted to meet the specific needs and resources of each place of employment.

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PubMed1995

Different hospitals may have similar security problems.

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PubMed1988

Safety & security + risk management = loss prevention.

A discussion of the relationship between safety/security and risk management, and the role both play in loss prevention.

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PubMed1985

Women in security: one hospital's experience.

Women are playing an important and growing role in healthcare security at every level of employment, including the supervisory level. Here is one hospital's experience.

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The future of healthcare security management.

To survive in today's economic climate, security directors must also be good business managers. In this article, the author offers suggestions for achieving this goal.

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Simple survey saves the day.

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