Department of Commerce offers new behavioral health funding opportunities
October 18, 2019
Your hospital or health system may be eligible for capital funding grants aimed to expand behavioral health capacity.... Read More >>
Your hospital or health system may be eligible for capital funding grants aimed to expand behavioral health capacity.... Read More >>
Health care and social service providers are four times more likely to experience workplace violence than other professionals. ... Read More >>
Due to high disciplinary and litigation costs for medical professions, the Washington State Department of Health (DOH) has adopted amendments that will increase the fees for license renewal and late renewal penalty for physicians, physician assistants and surgeons.... Read More >>
The Washington Patient Safety Coalition announced that the 18th Annual Northwest Patient Safety Conference Call for Speakers is now open. ... Read More >>
Recent member news from the October 18, 2019 Weekly Report.... Read More >>
As WSHA’s President & CEO, I have the privilege to engage with WSHA members throughout the year, in all sorts of settings and occasions.... Read More >>
Leaders and board members from 10 of our rural hospitals and health systems traveled to D.C. last week for Rural Advocacy Days.... Read More >>
WSHA would like to thank our diamond sponsors and Industry Partners LifeNet Health and Incyte for their support of the Annual Member Meeting.... Read More >>
Deaconess Hospital recently received grant funding from the Washington State Health Care Authority to help patients suffering from opioid use disorder (OUD) in their community, with a focus on patients at the highest risk of overdose and death.... Read More >>
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) finalized new regulations that require US hospitals to develop and implement antibiotic stewardship programs (ASPs). ... Read More >>