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DOH Announces Plans to Improve Safety at State Hospital Facilities - Vimarsana News

DOH Announces Plans to Improve Safety at State Hospital Facilities

DOH Announces Plans to Improve Safety at State Hospital Facilities

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Editorial: DOH must tighten facilities' security | Honolulu Star-Advertiser - Vimarsana News

Editorial: DOH must tighten facilities' security | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

It’s a tragedy that’s reverberated throughout the community: Justin Bautista, a 29-year-old nurse, was stabbed to death last Monday at a transitional group home on the Hawaii State Hospital grounds, leaving behind a fiance and 1-year-old daughter.

Concerns raised over violence against healthcare workers - Vimarsana News

Concerns raised over violence against healthcare workers

A deadly stabbing of a nurse at the Hawaii State Hospital is raising concerns among healthcare workers, one medical professional group said the deadly attacks in Hawaii are rare, but workplace violence is a reality many nurses face every day.

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Community concerns after stabbing at the State Hospital - Vimarsana News

Community concerns after stabbing at the State Hospital

A community is in shock after a deadly stabbing at the Hawaii State Hospital, especially upon learning the suspect was out in the community before the incident. 

Source: khon2.com
Fatal stabbing triggers safety stand-down at Hawaii State Hospital - Vimarsana News

Fatal stabbing triggers safety stand-down at Hawaii State Hospital

The death of Justin Bautista is the only known instance of a worker on the Hawaii State Hospital campus being killed by a patient, according to Kenneth Luke, the hospital’s administrator.