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Tip of the week: Make your employees part of the solution
Healthcare Security Weekly, September 3, 2007
Your security program must include a plan for teaching new employees their responsibilities regarding hospital security. You must give them ongoing security updates and inservice training.
Initial orientation should help employees protect themselves and their belongings; identify various security systems in place; and provide any other pertinent security-related information.
To learn more, go to www.hcmarketplace.com/prod-4533.html to see The Environment of Care: A Compliance Guide to the JCAHO's Management Plans.
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