Podcast | Patient Care Teams Aren't Just Clinical
Vistelar COO Casey Goldschmidt was a featured guest speaker on the Security Nurse Podcast! Casey Goldschmidt, Chief Operating Officer at Vistelar, was honored ...
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Elevating Safety Culture in Healthcare: What Nurse Leaders and Healthcare Executives Need to Know
About This Article This article, written by Vistelar's Chief Clinical Officer, Dr. Julibeth Lauren, PhD, APRN, ACNS-BC, CENP, is organized into two sections ...
Vistelar Joins Minnesota Hospital Association as Endorsed Business Partner
The Minnesota Hospital Association (MHA) has selected Vistelar, LLC as an Endorsed Business Partner (EBP), recognizing the company's leadership in helping ...
De-Escalation vs. Non-Escalation: Understanding the Critical Difference in Healthcare Conflict Management
When healthcare organizations invest in workplace violence prevention training, they often use the term “de-escalation” as an umbrella term for the approach to ...
Holiday Security: Passwords, Vehicles, and Home Safety
Beyond crowded malls, family safety extends to vehicles, shopping habits, and home security. Criminals often exploit holiday distractions, making these areas ...
Guarding Loved Ones in Public and Crowded Spaces
Crowds are a hallmark of the holiday season. Whether at a Christmas market, shopping mall, or holiday parade, families often find themselves ...
Meeker Memorial Hospital Strengthens Workplace Safety with Vistelar Partnership
Agreement provides verbal and physical conflict management training to all Meeker staff
Key Takeaways from Vistelar’s October Webinar
In this October webinar, Dave Young discussed how Patient Care Safety Monitors play a critical role in suicide prevention. The session focused on how these ...
Good Speak: Non-Escalation Strategies for Healthcare—Podcast
“Good Speak: Non-Escalation Strategies for Healthcare” — Episode 35 Co-host: Marcus—former healthcare security director Co-host: Natalie—nurse practitioner and ...
Seconds Matter—Emergency Response, Self-Care, and Staying Ready
This article is Part 3 of a three-part series on the importance of Patient Care Safety Monitors. Click here to read Part 1, or click here to read Part 2. Every ...