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Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) is a security protocol used in physical security systems to manage who can access certain areas within a facility based on their role or position within an organization. This approach ensures that individuals only have access to areas essential for their work, thereby enhancing security and…

Infant switching in hospitals might sound like a plot straight out of a dramatic movie, but it is a very real concern with serious implications for families and medical institutions alike. One of the most famous and compelling cases in the United States that brought this issue to the forefront…

Hospitals are critical institutions dedicated to healing and care, but they also face numerous security challenges that can impact their operations and patient safety. In today’s environment, it is crucial for healthcare facilities to adopt robust security measures. Here are the top ten security challenges hospitals face and some practical…

In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, ensuring the safety and security of patients, staff, and sensitive medical information is paramount. Hospitals are bustling environments with numerous entry points and potential security vulnerabilities. Access control systems serve as a fundamental component of hospital security, but their effectiveness can be significantly enhanced…

For healthcare professionals and caregivers, understanding the early signs of Alzheimer's Disease is crucial in providing timely care and support to patients. A groundbreaking study from the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), has revealed significant insights into how visual impairments, specifically Posterior Cortical Atrophy (PCA), can be a pivotal…

While the integration of digital technology in medical records and treatments in hospitals has brought about several benefits for doctors and patients alike, it has also increased cybersecurity challenges. There are several types of medical systems in hospitals that rely on a network backbone for general function including electronic health…