Surviving and protecting your facility in the event of an active shooter incident
Healthcare Life Safety Compliance, February 2, 2017
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Author Lisa Pryse Terry discusses the importance of training and protocols to help your staff maintain order and protect patients in the event of a shooting in your facility.
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