Security for health care facilities. Part 1, General requirements.

By:

Standards Association of Australia. Committee HT/8, Health Care Facilities - Security

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Australian standard ; AS 4485.1, 1997.Publication details: Homebush, N.S.W. : The Association, 1997.Description: 20 p. ; 30 cmISBN:

0733712991

Subject(s):

Hospitals -- Security measures -- Standards -- Australia

DDC classification:

658.47 20

Review: "This Standard sets out requirements for health care facilities in developing policy, principles and procedures for the protection of: patients, staff and others who are required to work at or attend such a facility; drugs, other controlled substances, and other dangerous goods; information; and other property, including money, owned by, or in the control of, the facility, and the property of patients, staff and others at the facility." -- p. 4.

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"This Standard sets out requirements for health care facilities in developing policy, principles and procedures for the protection of: patients, staff and others who are required to work at or attend such a facility; drugs, other controlled substances, and other dangerous goods; information; and other property, including money, owned by, or in the control of, the facility, and the property of patients, staff and others at the facility." -- p. 4.

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