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本文讨论了战略安全官的概念,以及它为医疗保健安全操作环境带来的潜力。作者认为,培训和发展,加上严格的招聘实践,可以使保安部门达到一个新的专业水平,熟练程度和效率。医疗安全战略军官的概念改编自美国海军陆战队将军Charles C. Krulak的“战略下士”概念,该概念侧重于理解军团内最低级别领导人所做决策的总武力含义(Krulak, 1999)。本文主要关注在不断变化和日益不稳定的医疗安全操作环境中,每个安全官员的决策对组织的战略影响。
This article discusses the concept of the strategic security officer, and the potential that it brings to the healthcare security operational environment. The author believes that training and development, along with strict hiring practices, can enable a security department to reach a new level of professionalism, proficiency and efficiency. The strategic officer for healthcare security is adapted from the "strategic corporal" concept of US Marine Corps General Charles C. Krulak which focuses on understanding the total force implications of the decisions made by the lowest level leaders within the Corps (Krulak, 1999). This article focuses on the strategic organizational implications of every security officer's decisions in the constantly changing and increasingly volatile operational environment of healthcare security.