ASSP Healthcare Practice Specialty's Healthbeat Podcast

Our 76th episode features a detailed conversation with BK Masada of Masada Tactical on one of our most frequently requested topics, Workplace Violence and Active Shooter Prevention and Response. BK has a prolific career in military operations (including his 20+ year career in the Israeli Defense Force, of which he is still in), law enforcement, security, and consulting/education; we're happy he joined us to share his wealth of knowledge and experience. Thanks!

Our 75th episode features returning guest Victor Lawe and a thorough discussion of military methods such as the Operations Order and how they relate to occupational safety and ICS operations. Thanks, Victor!

Our 74th episode features a detailed and comprehensive discussion with Dr. I David Daniels on the unique risk factors found in Healthcare, Public Sector operations, and more and how these risks include Psychosocial factors and necessary risk controls. Thank you to Dr. Daniels for his return to the show and insights based on his experience, research and publications.

In our lighter 73rd episode, Cory and return guest Tim Guerinot test Cory’s old hypothesis from his previous published articles that Safety Management for him was actually learned from their punk rock band long before formal education.
*note: I wasn’t sure this conversation was a total “match” for our Safety and Health discussions, but Dr. Hunter felt like it was worth adding as an outlier of sorts, related to previous episodes about the music / events industry and mental health and risk analysis/control. Tim and I had recorded the conversation, anyway, so we went ahead and posted it.
If anything, maybe there’s something interesting in it :)
- Cory

Our 72nd episode features a great conversation with Wendy Stephenson, our current HCPS Assistant Administrator, on what she would tell her younger self about a career in safety after decades of learning experiences on the job, also known as "Things we wish we knew back then." Thanks, Wendy!