News

WSHA once more testified against the harmful nurse staffing legislation this week. We are pleased to report that we had hundreds of allies sign in against the legislation, in addition... Read More >>

This past week, WSHA partnered with King County hospitals and Public Health – Seattle & King County to issue a call-to-action to the public to help reduce pressure on hospitals so they can provide essential care for those who need it.... Read More >>

The Washington State Department of Health (DOH) COVID-19 Vaccine Program is implementing a new temperature log requirement for all enrolled providers.... Read More >>

The Washington State Department of Health Medical Countermeasure Team has updated its Therapeutic Information for Health Care Providers webpage to support health care providers and public health in Washington State with up-to-date information regarding distribution, access and clinical use recommendations for COVID-19 therapeutics.... Read More >>

What information is dangerous to share? What information is problematic to hold back? What questions can you ask that help you get more of what you want?... Read More >>

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) issued a warning about recent Ukrainian data wiping cyber-attacks on Jan. 19, 2022.... Read More >>

Recent member news from the Jan. 27, 2022, edition of the Weekly Report newsletter. ... Read More >>

We are pleased to report that more than 650 health care advocates signed in against HB 1868 last week, making their voices heard against a bill that would impose rigid staffing minimums and impose other regulations hampering hospital staffing.... Read More >>

Gov. Inslee’s emergency proclamation restricting non-urgent medical procedures went into effect on Monday, Jan. 17, 2022, and will continue through Feb. 17, 2022, unless rescinded sooner. ... Read More >>

This is your last chance to register for WSHA’s Advocacy Days, Jan. 24-28, 2022! ... Read More >>