Enhancing Crisis Preparedness in Healthcare Facilities: A Risk-Based Assessment Tool for Preventing Targeted Violent Attacks

The proposed tool contributes to the protection of soft targets in the healthcare sector and supports systematic planning of security measures. The study also provides a methodological framework usable by junior professionals and healthcare policy makers.

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Risk Management and Healthcare Policy
Published
2026-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.2147/rmhp.s551849
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Disaster Response and Management
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Enhancing Crisis Preparedness in Healthcare Facilities: A Risk-Based Assessment Tool for Preventing Targeted Violent Attacks

Jiří Jánský, Irena Tušer, Miloš Zajíc
Risk Management and Healthcare Policy
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Enhancing Crisis Preparedness in Healthcare Facilities: A Risk-Based Assessment Tool for Preventing Targeted Violent Attacks

Jiří Jánský, Irena Tušer, Miloš Zajíc
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Abstract

The proposed tool contributes to the protection of soft targets in the healthcare sector and supports systematic planning of security measures. The study also provides a methodological framework usable by junior professionals and healthcare policy makers.

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