Learn the latest strategies for ED violence prevention at HCPro symposium
Emergency Management Alert, April 13, 2010
Anyone who’s ever seen healthcare security expert Fred Roll speak knows he packs his discussions with details and examples, so we’re bound to have a lively discussion about ED violence when Roll appears at our 4th Annual Hospital Safety Center Symposium May 6-7.
Roll will look at how to better prepare the ED for workplace violence and pandemic surges. When developing this session, we thought it made sense to focus on one of the most problem-prone areas of the hospital when it comes to security concerns, so attendees will walk away with specific ideas to bring back to their EDs.
You still have plenty of time to join us live in Las Vegas for the Hospital Safety Center Symposium. If education budgets remain tight at your facility, you can also participate virtually via a live Webcast of the event.
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