WSHA will host a cybersecurity event from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday, April 22 at The Conference Center at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport to elevate and evolve cybersecurity professionals’ skills by providing proven best practices in the field... Read More >>
The University of Washington Addictions, Drug, and Alcohol Institute (ADAI) is hosting in-person trainings May 3 and 29 for those interested in learning how to better care for individuals with behavioral health concerns... Read More >>
Washington State’s new hospital staffing law is a commitment to supporting the well-being of both hospital workforces and patients... Read More >>
WSHA is currently developing the measure set and hospital commitment period for the 2024 Medicaid Quality Incentive (MQI). WSHA will offer a comment period for these measures from April 4-30... Read More >>
We all rely on a strong health care workforce to deliver quality care, and staffing hospitals and care settings is a complex, multifaceted and dynamic process. Last year, the Legislature passed Senate Bill 5236: Washington State’s staffing law... Read More >>
Join WSHA for a webinar series this spring on for a webinar series providing training and guidance for hospital leadership and staff to create safe, respectful and affirming experiences for patients when collecting information regarding gender identity and sexual orientation (SOGI)... Read More >>
WSHA has partnered with Thriving Together NCW and the Grand Columbia Health Alliance to launch the “BeThere” campaign across Central and Eastern Washington to reduce stigma and encourage support for people suffering from substance use disorder... Read More >>
WSHA will partner with Thriving Together NCW and the Grand Columbia Health Alliance to launch the BeThere campaign across Central and Eastern Washington to reduce stigma and encourage support for people suffering from substance use disorder... Read More >>
WSHA's data analytics team studied spinal cord compression for its February analysis of the month because identifying and diagnosing this issue early could prevent patients from having major disabilities later. ... Read More >>
WSHA is committed and supportive of efforts in reducing opioid misuse and will engage members in a roundtable discussion Feb. 27 at noon to share 2024 programmatic objectives and gain insight to opioid stewardship priorities, including prescribing best practice, prevention and treatment in your communities.... Read More >>
