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Ep 69: What About Hospitals?

41m · C3 Podcast: Active Shooter Incident Management · 26 Feb 05:00

Patient distribution, security concerns, reunification, media handling and even parking can easily overwhelm a hospital during a mass casualty event. Can we integrate our training and provide assistance? On this week’s podcast we’ll discuss how we, as Public Safety Officers, can assist our hospitals in the challenges they may encounter if faced with an active shooter incident.

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