Hospital security leaders face an enormous task: maintaining a safe, compliant, and open environment for patients, staff, and visitors—often with limited resources and increasing risk. That’s why building a smarter security program means learning from those who’ve done it at scale and in high-...
Telehealth has become a lifeline for hospitals struggling to maintain service lines, especially in rural areas. But the speed that virtual care demands can strain traditional credentialing models.
The Joint Commission’s (TJC) 2026 revisions to the Emergency Management (EM) chapter mark a reshuffling of element numbers and represent a strategic reframe of how hospitals approach readiness, risk, and survey alignment.
Hospital workplace violence prevention often comes with good intentions, but incomplete execution. Many hospitals today have crisis response plans on file and security teams on standby. But ask Josh Sullivan, chief operating officer of A.L.I.V.E. Active Shooter Survival Training...
The Hardenbergh Group recently conducted a webinar on leadership orientation for medical staff leaders, involving oversight, accountability, and performance excellence. It was conducted by Anne Roberts, Esq., CPMSM, CPCS, system vice president of medical affairs operations at...
The North Star for delegated credentialing is pretty straightforward: speed up payer attachment and reimbursement for hard-to-recruit rural providers without sacrificing the rigor MSPs expect.
In this Q&A, Meier explores how hospitals are evolving their emergency plans to respond to increasing climate-related disasters, cybersecurity threats, and staffing shortages.
Burnout. Communication breakdowns. Security blind spots. These are daily realities in hospitals, and they can be the difference between a safe patient encounter and a sentinel event.
