Computer Security
Effect of closed circuit television on urban violence. (1/166)
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the effect of city and town centre closed circuit television (CCTV) surveillance on violence in terms of accident and emergency (A&E) department and police assault data. METHODS: A&E department and local police assault data in three centres in Wales (Cardiff, Swansea, and Rhyl) two years before and two years after the installation of CCTV were studied. British Crime Survey and police crime statistics were used as control data. RESULTS: A&E records of 24,442 assault patients and 3228 violent offences recorded by the police were studied. Data from two A&E departments (Swansea (+3%) and Rhyl (+45%)) showed increases in recorded assaults after CCTV installation but a decrease (12%) in the largest centre, Cardiff. There was an overall reduction in town/city centre violence from the A&E department perspective of 1% in the two years after CCTV installation. In contrast, police data demonstrated changes in the opposite direction (-44%, -24%, and +20% respectively) contributing to an overall decrease of 9%. British Crime Survey and police statistics for England and Wales demonstrated no overall change and a 16% increase respectively. CONCLUSIONS: City centre CCTV installation had no obvious influence on levels of assaults recorded in A&E departments. There was a negative relationship between police and A&E recording in all three centres. A&E departments are important and unique sources of information about community violence. (+info)Violence in the emergency department: a survey of health care workers. (2/166)
BACKGROUND: Violence in the workplace is an ill-defined and underreported concern for health care workers. The objectives of this study were to examine perceived levels of violence in the emergency department, to obtain health care workers' definitions of violence, to determine the effect of violence on health care workers and to determine coping mechanisms and potential preventive strategies. METHODS: A retrospective written survey of all 163 emergency department employees working in 1996 at an urban inner-city tertiary care centre in Vancouver. The survey elicited demographic information, personal definition of violence, severity of violence, degree of stress as a result of violence and estimate of the number of encounters with violence in the workplace in 1996. The authors examined the effects of violence on job performance and job satisfaction, and reviewed coping and potential preventive strategies. RESULTS: Of the 163 staff, 106 (65%) completed the survey. A total of 68% (70/103) reported an increased frequency of violence over time, and 60% (64/106) reported an increased severity. Most of the respondents felt that violence included witnessing verbal abuse (76%) and witnessing physical threats or assaults (86%). Sixty respondents (57%) were physically assaulted in 1996. Overall, 51 respondents (48%) reported impaired job performance for the rest of the shift or the rest of the week after an incident of violence. Seventy-seven respondents (73%) were afraid of patients as a result of violence, almost half (49%) hid their identities from patients, and 78 (74%) had reduced job satisfaction. Over one-fourth of the respondents (27/101) took days off because of violence. Of the 18 respondents no longer working in the emergency department, 12 (67%) reported that they had left the job at least partly owing to violence. Twenty-four-hour security and a workshop on violence prevention strategies were felt to be the most useful potential interventions. Physical exercise, sleep and the company of family and friends were the most frequent coping strategies. INTERPRETATION: Violence in the emergency department is frequent and has a substantial effect on staff well-being and job satisfaction. (+info)Public opinion about guns in the home. (3/166)
OBJECTIVES: (1) Determine the frequency of gun ownership, acquisition, and transfer; (2) assess gun storage practices; and (3) compare the views of firearm owning and non-owning adults regarding the protective value of keeping a gun in the home. SETTING AND METHODS: Over three different time periods (1995, 1996, and 1999) stratified, random digit telephone surveys were conducted in a five county area of metropolitan Atlanta, Georgia. Five hundred adults (aged 21+ years) responded to each survey. RESULTS: The proportion of Atlanta area households reporting firearm ownership was generally stable over this interval (38%, 40%, and 35% respectively). The percentage of gun owning households containing a handgun (approximately 75%) was stable as well. In 1995, more than half of gun owning households kept one or more guns unlocked; since that time, the trend has been gradually downward. In 1995, 44% of gun owning respondents kept one or more guns loaded, compared with 38% in 1996 and 40% in 1999. A majority of respondents to all three surveys (55%) agreed with the statement "A home with a gun is less secure than a home without a gun, because a gun can be involved in an accidental shooting, suicide or family homicide". Among five home security measures, respondents rated a burglar alarm most effective, and keeping a gun in the home least effective. CONCLUSIONS: In Atlanta, many households keep a firearm for protection, but they are ambivalent about the associated risks. These findings suggest that education about gun safety should include a discussion of the risks of unsafe storage, and non-lethal alternatives for home security. (+info)Outcomes of rapid defibrillation by security officers after cardiac arrest in casinos. (4/166)
BACKGROUND: The use of automated external defibrillators by persons other than paramedics and emergency medical technicians is advocated by the American Heart Association and other organizations. However, there are few data on the outcomes when the devices are used by nonmedical personnel for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. METHODS: We studied a prospective series of cases of sudden cardiac arrest in casinos. Casino security officers were instructed in the use of automated external defibrillators. The locations where the defibrillators were stored in the casinos were chosen to make possible a target interval of three minutes or less from collapse to the first defibrillation. Our protocol called for a defibrillation first (if feasible), followed by manual cardiopulmonary resuscitation. The primary outcome was survival to discharge from the hospital. RESULTS: Automated external defibrillators were used, 105 patients whose initial cardiac rhythm was ventricular fibrillation. Fifty-six of the patients 153 percent) survived to discharge from the hospital. Among the 90 patients whose collapse was witnessed (86 percent), the clinically relevant time intervals were a mean (+/-SD) of 3.5+/-2.9 minutes from collapse to attachment of the defibrillator, 4.4+/-2.9 minutes from collapse to the delivery of the first defibrillation shock, and 9.8+/-4.3 minutes from collapse to The arrival of the paramedics. The survival rate was 74 percent for those who received their first defibrillation no later than three minutes after a witnessed collapse and 49 percent for those who received their first defibrillation after more than three minutes. CONCLUSIONS: Rapid defibrillation by nonmedical personnel using an automated external defibrillator can improve survival after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest due to ventricular fibrillation. Intervals of no more than three minutes from collapse to defibrillation are necessary to achieve the highest survival rates. (+info)Medium secure forensic psychiatry services: comparison of seven English health regions. (5/166)
BACKGROUND: Regional medium secure developments have proceeded unevenly, with wide variations in resources to deliver services. AIMS: To compare patients admitted to seven (pre-reorganisation) regional services and styles of service delivery. METHOD: A record survey of a complete sample of 2608 patients admitted on 3403 occasions between 1 January 1988 and 31 December 1994. RESULTS: Services differed according to location of patients before admission, their legal basis for detention, criminal and antisocial behaviour, diagnosis, security needs and length of stay. Regions with more resources and lower demand provided a wider range of services. Thames services were relatively under-provided during the study period, with North East Thames substantially reliant on admissions to private hospitals. CONCLUSIONS: Uncoordinated development led to under-provision despite high demand. Certain regions prioritised offender patients and did not support local psychiatric services. New standards are required for service specification and resource allocation to redress inequality. Traditional performance measures were of limited usefulness in comparing services. (+info)Survey of patients from an inner-London health authority in medium secure psychiatric care. (6/166)
BACKGROUND: Underprovision by the National Health Service (NHS) has led to an increase in medium secure psychiatric beds managed by the independent sector. Black people are overrepresented in medium secure care. AIMS: To describe those people from an inner-London health authority occupying all forms of medium secure provision. To compare those in NHS provision with those in the independent sector, and Black patients with White patients. METHOD: A census of those in medium secure care in August 1997. RESULTS: The 90 patients in independent-sector units were similar to the 93 patients in NHS units except that they were more likely to have been referred from general psychiatric services (48% v. 19%) and less likely to have been referred from the criminal justice system or a high-security hospital (37% v. 63%). There were few differences between Black and White patients. CONCLUSIONS: The NHS meets only part of the need for medium secure care of the population of this London health authority. This comparison of the characteristics of Black and White patients does not help to explain why Black people are overrepresented in medium secure settings. (+info)Emerging illness and bioterrorism: implications for public health. (7/166)
Biological weapons have the potential to inflict deliberate, potentially devastating epidemics of infectious disease on populations. The science and technology exist to create deliberate outbreaks of human disease, as well as disease among plants and animals, crops, and livestock. A new awareness among policymakers of the link between public health and national security requires the attention of public health professionals. The issues posed by biological weapons are likely to challenge the political assumptions of many progressive public health professionals and will demand new coalitions. The prospect of bioterrorism may offer new opportunities for improving the public health infrastructure and its capabilities. (+info)Risk management. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). Interim rule adopted as final with changes. (8/166)
This is a final rule amending the NASA FAR Supplement (NFS) to emphasize considerations of risk management, including safety, security (including information technology security), health, export control, and damage to the environment, within the acquisition process. This final rule addresses risk management within the context of acquisition planning, selecting sources, choosing contract type, structuring award fee incentives, administering contracts, and conducting contractor surveillance. (+info)Computer security in the medical field refers to the measures taken to protect electronic health records (EHRs) and other sensitive medical information from unauthorized access, theft, or damage. It involves the use of various technologies, policies, and procedures to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of medical data. Some of the key components of computer security in the medical field include: 1. Access control: This involves limiting access to medical data to authorized personnel only, and ensuring that each user has the appropriate level of access to the information they need to perform their job. 2. Encryption: This involves converting sensitive medical data into a code that can only be deciphered by authorized users with the proper decryption key. 3. Firewalls: These are security systems that monitor and control incoming and outgoing network traffic, preventing unauthorized access to medical data. 4. Antivirus and anti-malware software: These tools help protect against viruses, malware, and other types of malicious software that can compromise the security of medical data. 5. Regular backups: This involves creating regular backups of medical data to ensure that it can be restored in the event of a data breach or other disaster. Overall, computer security in the medical field is critical to protecting the privacy and security of patient information, and to ensuring that medical professionals can access the information they need to provide high-quality care.
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Top 10 Security Measures Every Organization Should Have
20201
- This publication presents the various measures that were put in place from the beginning of the outbreak until December 2020 to control COVID-19 transmission in the country. (who.int)
Containment measures1
- Containment measures were enacted under the Act on Special Measures for Pandemic Influenza and New Infectious Diseases Preparedness and Response. (who.int)
Strict2
- While those security measures were obviously quite strict, they were not enough to prevent several photos of the device in testing from leaking out the night before the iPad was unveiled. (macrumors.com)
- In addition to strict security practices and sophisticated technologies, we employ a variety of measures to protect your account from unauthorized use. (hsbc.com)
Country's2
- The SPH Portal provides a comprehensive one-stop platform for partners and donors to identify gaps in a country's health security capacities, assess opportunities to target their financial and technical resources for the maximum public health benefit, and explore mechanisms for collaboration with countries. (who.int)
- They've been warned to expect extra security measures as a result of the country's heightened terror alert. (kclr96fm.com)
Attacks5
- Military sources and security experts on Monday insisted that Egyptian authorities were fully capable of securing the Suez Canal, a vital commercial waterway and important source of foreign currency for Egypt, without ruling out the possibility of "minor" attacks in the days ahead. (worldbulletin.net)
- The security system protecting the Suez Canal is one of the best in the Middle East and is fully capable of preventing any potential terrorist attacks on the international waterway," military expert Ahmed Ragae told Anadolu Agency. (worldbulletin.net)
- To achieve required security by resistance to various attacks such as algebraic attacks, correlation attacks, linear, differential attacks, several criteria for Boolean functions have been established over years by cryptographic community. (igi-global.com)
- BANGKOK 16 May 2014 -Security measures in Yala province have been stepped up beginning today, the first day of the new school year, to prevent terrorist attacks. (pattayamail.com)
- After the 9/11 attacks 20 years ago, security officials sprang into action in Washington, D.C., to protect government buildings from possible additional attacks by terrorists. (kalw.org)
Breach2
- Just a few years ago, the potential cost attributed to a security breach was likely to be primarily related in the assessed financial cost into a business' reputation, with only a relatively small number of cases ever reaching significant legal or sustained loss of service-related costs. (tripwire.com)
- IT security policies and procedures should aim to address an organization's responses to a suspected security breach, as well as provide proactive behaviors for maintenance and other services such as security training. (tripwire.com)
Cybersecurity2
- These "Security Measures for EO-Critical Software Use" are not intended to be comprehensive, nor are they intended to eliminate the need for other security measures that federal agencies implement as part of their existing requirements and cybersecurity programs. (nist.gov)
- WICHITA, Kan. - The Wichita School Board superintendent has asked the school board to approve up to $2 million to increase its cybersecurity measures. (securitysales.com)
United Nations1
- Security in the field : information for staff members of the United Nations system. (who.int)
Sophistication1
- But with GDPR (as well as an increasing number of international laws) bringing new fines to consider and the steadily growing number and sophistication of security intrusions over the last few years, assessing both the possibility and resulting impact is increasingly imperative and demands ever more robust assessments of your security expenditure. (tripwire.com)
Implementation4
- The Program for Integral Attention to Demented Lawbreakers concerns the implementation of security measures according to the Law n. 10.216, receiving their patients in health services. (bvsalud.org)
- Barriers to CBS implementation included lack of country policies/guidance on mandated reporting of HIV and on CBS, lack of unique identifiers to match and deduplicate patient-level data, and lack of data security standards. (cdc.gov)
- The survey included questions on functional requirements, security measures, national policies and guidelines, and barriers for CBS implementation (Supplementary table, https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/82569 ). (cdc.gov)
- Several studies based on fi ndings from This survey was conducted to gauge public reaction to so- mathematical models and historical analyses suggest that cial distancing and other nonpharmaceutical interventions early implementation of multiple measures, such as social that may be used during a severe pandemic. (cdc.gov)
Capacities1
- The SPH Portal is an interactive digital platform that facilitates the sharing and exchange of information regarding multisectoral health security investments, activities, and capacities at national, regional, and global levels. (who.int)
Metal detectors1
- This year's security measures include bag restrictions and metal detectors. (residentialsystems.com)
Threats4
- Yet, a number of preventive and security measures can be implemented to enhance regulatory mechanisms and policies in the fight against these serious threats. (unodc.org)
- He also highlighted the fears of certain quarters who claimed SOSMA was being arbitrarily used to carry out political detentions, but said that the law was the best mechanism in dealing with security threats. (wikipedia.org)
- To keep an eye on it and prevent fraudsters from tapping into your account, HSBC's global network of security experts works around the clock to identify threats and investigate suspicious activity. (hsbc.com)
- The measures changed how Americans access their government, but new threats show yesterday's security still may not be enough. (kalw.org)
Awareness5
- WASHINGTON - The Internal Revenue Service, state tax agencies and the nation's tax industry today announced that the 5th Annual National Tax Security Awareness Week will take place between November 30 and December 4. (irs.gov)
- The goal of National Tax Security Awareness Week is to remind people about important steps they can take to protect themselves and their tax information. (irs.gov)
- National Tax Security Awareness Week will feature a week-long series of educational materials to help protect individuals, businesses and tax pros from identity theft. (irs.gov)
- Employers also can share Publication 4524, Security Awareness for Taxpayers PDF , with their employees and customers while tax professionals can share with clients. (irs.gov)
- The National Tax Security Awareness Week features basic security guidance for those most at-risk: individual taxpayers, business taxpayers and tax professionals. (irs.gov)
Officials5
- Local security-related officials have been dispatched to schools in the province. (pattayamail.com)
- Parents in Yala filled up streets taking their children to school on the first day, prompting local security officials to keep on their toes watching over them to ensure that they are safe and to create confidence among school teachers and parents. (pattayamail.com)
- Apart from army officials and police, rangers, under the command of Col. Witthaya Wayla, have also been deployed as security personnel to ensure safety in the areas. (pattayamail.com)
- CTA is working closely with law enforcement officials at all levels to maximize security on-site at CES 2017. (residentialsystems.com)
- And after 9/11, Meyer says, security officials went into hyperdrive. (kalw.org)
Preventive4
- In this context, the Global Firearms Programme (GFP) assists and supports Member States in implementing the preventive and security measures envisaged by the Firearms Protocol and other relevant instruments. (unodc.org)
- In some countries, insufficient attention is devoted to the establishment of effective transfer control regimes, through functioning export/transit/import mechanisms and adequate preventive control measures. (unodc.org)
- These Foundational Controls provide you one part of your security suite - preventive mechanisms that aim to provide a defensive shield around IT systems. (tripwire.com)
- In tandem with preventive and monitoring tools, there are also the process-related costs that are part of your security solution. (tripwire.com)
Interventions1
- Health infrastructure, workforce, and supply-chain were strengthened, alongside social security interventions including financial support for citizens. (who.int)
Guidance1
- The scope of this guidance on security measures is federal agency use of EO-critical software. (nist.gov)
Implement2
- Agencies should continue their efforts to secure systems and networks that EO-critical software runs on and to manage cyber supply chain risk (see FAQ #4 ), as well as implement zero trust practices (see FAQ #5) , which depend on the fundamental security measures. (nist.gov)
- The Consumer Technology Association (CTA), owner and producer of CES, will continue to implement advanced security measures at the upcoming CES 2017. (residentialsystems.com)
Special measures1
- The Security Offences (Special Measures) Act 2012, in its current form (4 June 2015), consists of 8 Parts containing 32 sections and 2 schedules (including 1 amendment). (wikipedia.org)
Demands2
- These factors included safety climate, job demands, decision latitude coworker and supervisor support, work to family conflict and job security. (cdc.gov)
- The qualitative analysis identified three types of work factors that were associated with mental health and well-being: 1) job structure including work place hazards, job demands including production pressures, and work-family conflict attributed to the working hours, 2) relational factors including relationships with foremen, supervisors, and coworkers as well as on the job harassment, and 3) job security. (cdc.gov)
Capitol6
- Beginning Jan. 13, visitors to the South Dakota Capitol will have to go through a security screening. (kotatv.com)
- The new safety measures we're implementing are proactive steps to protecting the Capitol and everyone who uses it," said Department of Public Safety Cabinet Secretary Craig Price. (kotatv.com)
- These security measures are not designed to restrict the public's access to the Capitol, but to be as least intrusive as possible," added Price. (kotatv.com)
- People with the Capitol Access pass will enter the security room where they will show their pass to the security staff. (kotatv.com)
- Safety is always our top priority, and this modernized approach to Capitol security will help us best serve the hundreds of kids and thousands of visit the Capitol every year. (kotatv.com)
- MEYER: To be sitting with 100 people on the steps of the West Front of the Capitol, no security anywhere - and, in fact, while at that time there was a little bit more locking of doors, you could still walk in - just walk into the building, right? (kalw.org)
Restrictions1
- Japan's response to COVID-19 included the imposition of context-specific measures and restrictions based on local need to contain the spread of the disease. (who.int)
Place7
- Snap Surveys treats the confidentiality, integrity and availability of the information entrusted to it by its customers as a priority, and accordingly has a robust and comprehensive security program in place. (snapsurveys.com)
- Snap Surveys is certified to ISO 27001, the international standard for best practice in information security management systems, and consequently has in place a comprehensive set of information security policies and supporting procedures. (snapsurveys.com)
- The intent of specifying these security measures is to assist agencies by defining a set of common security objectives for prioritizing the security measures that should be in place to protect EO-critical software use. (nist.gov)
- Every dropped packet on a firewall is hard to equate to a security gain, but consider the risk of slow connectivity caused by a DDOS attack against the cost of buying that bandwidth in the first place. (tripwire.com)
- Tools that provide metrics that can be converted into human benefits are a sensible place to start both in terms of making your security team more productive and in making sure that your risk is minimized whilst maintaining your service offering's functional availability. (tripwire.com)
- Whenever dabbling in online betting, make sure that the casino website of your choice has put the following security measures in place. (tapscape.com)
- It's also the place where you can easily find all the security measures put in place, such as the firewall we talked about earlier. (tapscape.com)
Risks2
- Snap Surveys maintains, reviews and constantly seeks to improve a comprehensive set of security policies and supporting procedures designed to identify and mitigate data security risks. (snapsurveys.com)
- The early 21st century online space was riddled with tons of security risks. (tapscape.com)
Thailand1
- Informal workers in Thailand: occupational health and social security disparities. (cdc.gov)
Personnel1
- Checkpoints manned by police and personnel from other security agencies have been placed every 20 kilometers along the 1 93-kilometer waterway," security sources said. (worldbulletin.net)
Clinical1
- Measures of CD4+ T-lymphocytes are used to guide clinical and therapeutic management of HIV-infected persons (22). (cdc.gov)
Implications1
- It's a a toy not a top secret black project with national security implications. (macrumors.com)
Protections2
- New protections being offered by Security Summit partners in January can help protect people against tax-related identity theft. (irs.gov)
- The article summarizes the differences in protections available for formal and informal sector workers and measures needed to decrease these disparities in coverage. (cdc.gov)
Prove2
- Even the best automation tools require maintenance and security data analysis to prove useful. (tripwire.com)
- A free subscription to the #1 resource for the residential and commercial security industry will prove to be invaluable. (securitysales.com)
Safety3
- The GFP therefore assists States in this area and is currently implementing activities aimed at enhancing the security and safety of firearms and ammunition stocks in order to prevent their diversion into the illicit market. (unodc.org)
- The safety measures include a security screening process. (kotatv.com)
- Developments in the international security situation in the 1990s : from unsafe security to unsecured safety. (who.int)
Depend1
- The method chosen by researchers will depend on data availability, the existence or absence of security features on cigarette packs and funding. (who.int)
Illicit3
- It has also been recognized that illicit firearms fuel conflicts, undermine security and hinder development. (unodc.org)
- There are several ways to measure the illicit cigarette market. (who.int)
- We analysed the methods and results from three published articles that used various approaches to measure cigarette illicit trade in South Africa: (1) gap analysis, (2) price threshold method using secondary data from a national survey, and (3) price threshold method using primary data collected in low socioeconomic areas. (who.int)
Barriers1
- Former Secret Service agent Jonathan Wackrow, now a security consultant, says the response after 9/11 to build barriers and bollards was appropriate at the time. (kalw.org)
Incidents2
- To put it a financial model around security "value," we can consider an objective of trying to mitigate as much risk as possible, preferably up to the point where the cost of implementing additional security controls is as close to any possible value of additional savings from security incidents. (tripwire.com)
- Once in Cameroon, basic security precautions must be taken to avoid regrettable incidents. (who.int)
Environments2
- The security measures are intended to protect the use of deployed EO-critical software in agencies' operational environments. (nist.gov)
- Challenges for most countries, particularly those in sub-Saharan Africa, include need for unique identifiers to link data across systems, supportive national policy environments, and data security standards. (cdc.gov)
Constantly1
- Using a variety of technologies, our security team constantly monitors banking activity to detect fraud and takes immediate steps to stop it. (hsbc.com)
Prevent3
- Investment in detective controls too, with an aim to detect security violations when they occur, are increasingly deployed because there is no absolute security that will completely prevent all intrusions. (tripwire.com)
- While we go to great lengths to prevent fraud, no security system in the world can stop it 100 percent of the time. (hsbc.com)
- In close cooperation with eight security regions, the Dutch government has announced additional measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. (government.nl)
Social1
- Apple needed the names and social security numbers of the people who had access. (macrumors.com)
Provide2
- Our security efforts are designed to provide a safe and secure environment while ensuring our attendees have an efficient and productive experience. (residentialsystems.com)
- Evidence to deter- provide information about realistic expectations for mitiga- mine the best strategies for protecting persons during a pan- tion measures before a public health emergency arises ( 10 ). (cdc.gov)
Features3
- These are the most salient features of new, unprecedented security measures being adopted around the Suez Canal, the international waterway which links the Mediterranean to the Red Sea, informed security sources told Anadolu Agency. (worldbulletin.net)
- Read on to learn how the security controls and features are used by HSBC to keep your information protected. (hsbc.com)
- The aim of this paper is to assist researchers to decide which method is most suitable to their context, especially for countries that do not have security features on cigarette packs (eg, tax stamps). (who.int)
Policies and proced1
- To view the complete list of security policies and procedures for CES 2017, visit CES.tech . (residentialsystems.com)
Global health security3
- The SPH Portal also furnishes stakeholders with documents, data, and resources encompassing critical areas essential for advancing global health security and emergency preparedness. (who.int)
- Routledge handbook of global health security / edited by Simon Rushton and Jeremy Youde. (who.int)
- Global health security. (who.int)
Surveys2
- This security program is under constant review and the measures set out below will therefore evolve over time as additional controls are implemented or existing controls modified as Snap Surveys considers necessary in the light of changing standards and technological developments. (snapsurveys.com)
- They will apply at least the same technical and organisational security measures to safeguard Snap Surveys' systems as Snap Surveys do themselves. (snapsurveys.com)
Public1
- ELIZABETH MEYER: What's happened to the public landscape of Washington is more than the architecture of bollards and the immediate choreography of security and risk adjacent to public buildings. (kalw.org)
National1
- These actions can be identified through comprehensive tools such as all-hazards National Action Plans for Health Security (NAPHS), disease-specific plans, contingency plans, and other sources. (who.int)
Health3
- Global health challenges for human security / edited by Lincoln Chen, Jennifer Leaning, and Vasant Narasimhan. (who.int)
- The Program takes the subject to the Universal Health System, what greatly favors the inclusion of family and society, working as a successful experience in rescuing the dignity of patients undergoing a security measure. (bvsalud.org)
- While there is little work examining the mental health of construction workers, our previous work indicates that mental distress (as measured by the Hopkins Symptom Checklist-251) is higher (16%) among commercial construction workers, than among the general male population. (cdc.gov)
Protect1
- We maintain a global network of security experts who work around the clock to protect you from fraud. (hsbc.com)
People3
- Part I: Preliminary Part II: Special Powers for Security Offences Part III: Special Procedures Relating to Electronic Monitoring Device Part IV: Special Procedures Relating to Sensitive Information Part V: Trial Part VI: Special Procedures Relating to Protected Witness Part VII: Evidence Part VIII: Miscellaneous Schedules Three people, including former ISA detainees Yazid Sufaat, Halimah Hussein and Mohd Hilmi Hasim, were the first ever detained under SOSMA in 2013. (wikipedia.org)
- Security really began to harden in Washington after the 1995 Oklahoma City truck bombing, which destroyed a federal building there, killing 168 people. (kalw.org)
- And what that means is keeping people apart, so asking people to work from home if possible, cancelling mass gatherings and other measures. (cdc.gov)
Control measures1
- Insufficient training on infection, prevention and control measures. (who.int)
Access1
- While all attendees will be subject to metal detector screening upon entering show premises, CTA will conduct searches at specific points to ensure quick and easy access to exhibit halls and reduce the number of times attendees have to go through security. (residentialsystems.com)
Apply2
- The additional measures already apply in the six security regions of Amsterdam-Amstelland, Rotterdam-Rijnmond, Haaglanden, Utrecht, Kennemerland and Central Holland. (government.nl)
- In addition, separate measures apply to each security region. (government.nl)
Technical2
- For instance, GFP provides technical support for security improvement of storage rooms for seized and confiscated firearms within police services, courts and institutions involved in the investigation and prosecution of firearms offences. (unodc.org)
- And whilst we're considering all of these aspects of your security investment, you can also start assessing how many of these technical responses can be executed automatically or manually. (tripwire.com)