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EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT SECURITY >> Security Survey
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ED Security Survey
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Vulnerability Assessments
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Risk Recognition
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Terrorism Preparedness
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Security Assessments International has assisted over 600
hospitals through out the United States and overseas with
the identification of potential threats and risks. Converns over Emergency Department security remain high
especially among ED nursing staff.
Institution: __________________________________________________________
Address:   __________________________________________________________
Person Conducting Assessment:   _______________________________  Date:   ________ Location of Facility:
(circle one) Inner City Urban Rural Type of Facility: Level I Level II Level III
Number of Patient Visit per year: ______________ Total bed size of facility: ____________
Are you tracking incidents of violent behavior in the Ed? (circle one) Yes No If yes, what type of incidents are you tracking? During the last 12 months how many of the following
incidents had you experienced in your ED? Assaults (circle one) patient, visitor,
employee, or staff? How many incidents of weapons reported? Did you have any incidents occur where weapons were
discovered, drawn, or used in a threatening manor? How many involuntary commitment patients were retained or
guarded by hospital staff? How many actual man hours were spent by your department
restraining patients? List the types of restrains normally used: (circle)
cloth leather chemical Violent Incident
racking Number of Assaults Weapons Reported Weapons Drawn/Used Other Incidents Assault
Classification Patient on Patient Patient on Staff Patient on Visitor Visitor on Staff Visitor on Patient Visitor on Visitor Other Patient Restraint Number of Patient Restraints Types of Patient Restraints Security Staffing
/ Day of Week / Time Covered How many Security FTEs for ED? _________________________________________ Number of Off Duty Armed Police Officers__________________________________ Sworn Police Offices____________________________________________________ Proprietary Security
Officers______________________________________________ Contract Security
Guards_________________________________________________ Type of Uniform worn by Security: Traditional Police Low Profile (Blazer/Slacks) Authorized Weapons Fire Arm Baton Asp
Mace/Pepper Spray/Foam
Handcuffs None
(circle one) Are Officers certified in equipment furnished? Is Security Staff issued body armor? Yes
No Access Control Does the ED have a separate entrance for walk-in and
ambulance patients? Is the ED entrance used as a primary entrance for other
treatment areas in the hospital? Is the ED parking lot and controlled parking location
(gated)? How? Is access controlled from the outside into the waiting
area? How? Is access controlled from the waiting areas into the
treatment areas? How? Are any or all of the following devices utilized in the ED? Card Access CCTV Panic
Devices Hand
Held Metal Screening Walk
through Metal Detector Delayed
Emergency Egresses List any additional security measures in place to improve
safety. Is there adequate signage that directs and prohibits persons
entering and/or leaving the ED? Education and
Training / Policy Requirements What type of crisis intervention training is provided to ED
workers (including nursing, social services, clerical
staff and security personnel)? How many
hours are provided personnel, as well as any refresher training required? Do you have a crisis intervention team to respond to crisis
situations? Is there a written policy that addresses ED security? ______
Are the following elements addressed? patient restraint psychiatric patient holding and transfer policies access control policies (access to treatment in ED, access
for treatment elsewhere in the hospital) access for staff visiting policies unauthorized weapons emergency alert systems
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