Effective hospital safety orientation
White, D.E.
Journal of Healthcare Protection Management Publication of the International Association for Hospital Security 18(2): 1-10
2002
ISSN/ISBN: 0891-7930 PMID: 12371239 Document Number: 545906
How healthcare safety trainers can gain the attention of employees at all levels so that they truly understand their role in meeting problem situations which arise in seven Environment of Care areas.
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