Citation

Luizzo AJ, Scaglione BJ. J. Healthc. Prot. Manage. 2007; 23(2): 1-9.

Affiliation

College of Staten Island, USA.

Copyright

(Copyright © 2007, International Association for Hospital Security and and Safety -- Rusting Publications)

DOI

unavailable

PMID

17907601

Abstract

In order to effectively manage disasters, hospital security operatives need to learn the ABC's of diagnosing exposure models, spotting exposed persons, and donning appropriate contaminate-controlling attire to limit potential exposure. This article spells out how the establishment of a WMD training program gives the Security Department the capability of helping to contain WMD exposures before they adversely impact the institutional setting. The department's "awesome" role in keeping hospitals free from contamination requires, according to the authors, dedicated, well trained, appropriately equipped, and highly motivated security officers who keep a watchful eye over the institutions they protect.

Language: en