S2 Ep7: Healthy Bottom Line: As violence worsens, hospitals add weapons detection systems
Show: Data Book
Eric Sean Clay, vice president of security at the Memorial Hermann Health System, talks about the fatal UPMC Memorial Hospital shooting, the need for better equipment, more training, and robust violence prevention plans. He also offers advice on how hospitals can improve their security and protect patients, staff and visitors.
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