One of the less frequently occurring conditions (at least in healthcare circles) is instances of fire alarm/suppression systems impairments that...Read More »
It seems that lately I’ve run into too many instances in which critical infrastructure components have failed because they have reached the end of...Read More »
Regular trash is bad enough, but the things that laboratories throw out are dangerous as well as egregious: used needles and sharps, body fluids,...Read More »
During a fire, it’s not just the flames you need to worry about. Most fire deaths are due to smoke inhalation, and inside a hospital, nursing home...Read More »
With everything going on in the world in terms of project funding—not just in healthcare, but pretty much any and every environment—I recognize...Read More »
It seems to me that I’ve been looking at a lot of survey findings lately and there appears to be a strong undercurrent of findings that might or...Read More »
There was a subsection of hospitals surveyed in 2023 that struggled with the notion of a continuity of operations plan (COOP), which, if I’m...Read More »
Natural disasters are not going away any time soon—and the days of practicing casualty events and unscheduled utility disruptions as standalone...Read More »
I’m penning this as I look out the window at Logan International Airport in Boston and take in the efforts to keep the runways clear enough for...Read More »
