Code Pink

At Crouse Hospital, Syracuse, N.Y., where doctors and nurses deliver up to 7,000 babies a year, security is drum tight against baby snatchers. Ten years ago, Crouse became the first hospital in the United States to introduce the Hugs infant protection system, manufactured by Xmark Corp., Ontario, Canada. Since then, security and safety director Tom Bassett has hosted some 30 other hospital administrators who have dropped by Crouse for a look. And while they're making the rounds, Bassett is confident about stopping at nurses' stations or approaching staff members to discuss the system and, particularly, the policies arising ...

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