Healthcare Facility Security: Policies, Procedures, and Risk Management

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Ali Khalaf Muaydhid Almazrui, Abdullah Omer A Alnasheeri, Khulud Abdullah Mohammed Alsurayhi, Majed Shutayf Abdullah Alzubaidi, Mohammed Balghith Ali alzubaidi, Mohammed Saleh Mohammed ALQarni, Mohammed Ahmed Mohammed Alziyadi

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The security of healthcare facilities is a critical cornerstone of patient care and organizational resilience. In modern healthcare systems, security extends beyond mere protection against theft or violence to integrate risk management, policy enforcement, and systematic procedures that ensure the safety of patients, staff, visitors, and sensitive information. Effective security in healthcare facilities safeguards both physical and digital environments, mitigating risks that could compromise health outcomes and operational effectiveness.


Healthcare security is a multifaceted discipline that incorporates policy development, procedural governance, and a structured approach to risk management. It contributes not only to reducing tangible threats but also to enhancing trust, compliance with regulations, and quality of care across the continuum of services offered within hospitals and clinics.

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