Hospitals are uniquely vulnerable places. Open 24/7 and serving a diverse population, they are often considered “soft targets.” That’s why hospital security needs to be a top priority, protecting everyone from staff and patients to visitors.
But hospital security is about more than just physical safety. It also includes protecting sensitive patient data and preparing for emergencies. The risk of workplace violence in healthcare settings is unfortunately on the rise, and hospitals must also safeguard patient information and ensure they can continue operating even during a crisis.
This article provides a comprehensive overview of security measures and best practices designed to keep hospitals safe and secure.