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Healthcare Services

StateGuard offers comprehensive health services to hospitals, aged care, and medical research companies globally.

Our diverse range of services allows us to adapt and scale a service to any requirement, ensuring rapid deployment of trained personnel on short notice and to the highest operational standards.

Our Services

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Safety Escort Services for Medical Staff

With threats in healthcare settings on the increase, have peace of mind knowing your staff are protected and able to go about their duties safely and securely.

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Patient Watch

We have specialised security personnel trained to oversee and manage patients who may pose a risk to your staff and facilities.

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Medical Facilities Site Security Management

Let our team skilfully manage sensitive situations to minimise disruption and ensure the safety of your guests, staff, and facilities.

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Asset Management
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Live Incident Reporting and Analytics
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Body Worn Cameras
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Live GPS Staff Locators

All serviced and connected to our National Operations Centre through our own technology.

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Training

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Our security staff are trained to manage patients with disturbed or aggressive behaviour in healthcare settings.

We identify high-risk clinical areas prone to patient disturbances through risk assessments and local processes, then develop appropriate response strategies accordingly.

High-risk patients with specific medical conditions should be identified by qualified medical staff through clinical risk assessments.

For the purpose of this policy, restraint refers to ‘manual’ or ‘mechanical’ restraint only. Aligning with an international shift, StateGuard supports reducing and, where possible, eliminating the use of restraint in health facilities. Restraint is always a last resort for managing a disturbed and/or aggressive patient or individual who poses a risk to themselves or others.

A safer approach to managing patients with disturbed or aggressive behaviour involves prevention strategies, such as good communication, engagement, awareness of the situation, and proper case management, likely resulting in better outcomes for staff, patients, and the public.