Employees expect hospitals and health systems to have policies and procedures in place that help ensure their safety, and the most talented healthcare workers will often flock to organizations that provide the safest environment, according to a blog post from Intellicentrics.
To help keep a facility safer and keep the top employees working there, hospitals need to focus on security, by screening employees, promptly addressing staff issues or implementing a system to track hospital visitors, according to the blog post.
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