Blog: Civilization and its discontents
Hospital Safety Insider, August 3, 2017
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A bit of a hodge-podge this week, with the thematic element of security being the tie that binds, so to speak. There continues to be a lot of news (or it certainly seems that way to me) lately about various security concerns, from violence in the workplace to incursions by unauthorized persons into restricted and/or sensitive areas. We have spent a fair amount of time on these subjects this year (and I somehow suspect that this won’t be the last time for discussion in this realm), but I did want to share some resources with you in case you missed them in the deluge of this, that, and the other thing. (Continue reading here...)
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