Hospitals present a complex security challenge
Gonzalez, J.C.
Journal of Healthcare Protection Management Publication of the International Association for Hospital Security 14(2): 120-123
1998
ISSN/ISBN: 0891-7930 PMID: 10182055 Document Number: 491103
Healthcare violence is increasing while funding is shrinking. The author discusses the various security issues involved, the concept of funneling, and the role security directors should play in this environment.
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