The American Hospital Association (AHA) is accepting nominations through Nov. 25 for its 2020 Dick Davidson NOVA Award, which recognizes outstanding collaboration by hospitals and health systems for healthier communities. ... Read More >>
As the daylight wanes and we start to feel that chill in the air, it’s once again time to get vaccinated to protect yourself against the flu. WSHA is partnering with the American Hospital Association (AHA) this year for the United Against the Flu campaign, which offers tools and resources you can share with your community to encourage vaccination.... Read More >>
Late last week, federal judges in three states, including Washington, issued injunctions temporarily blocking the “public charge” rule. WSHA has adamantly advocated against the public charge rule since it was first proposed by the Department of Homeland Security, due to the negative impact it would have on access to care.... Read More >>
Congratulations to Newport Hospital & Health Services CEO & Superintendent Tom Wilbur for winning the 34th Annual Joe Hopkins Memorial Award at the WSHA Annual Meeting Oct. 9!... Read More >>
Congratulations Seattle Children’s and MultiCare Health System for receiving this year’s Community Health Leadership Award at WSHA’s Annual Meeting Oct. 9.... Read More >>
Congratulations to Scott Hilburn, Mason General Hospital & Family of Clinics trustee, for winning the first-ever Ben Lindekugel Governance Excellence Award at WSHA’s Annual Meeting Oct. 9.... Read More >>
Many thanks to the Annual Meeting Industry Partners, sponsors and exhibitors that helped make the 2019 event a big success!... Read More >>
What’s the best way to maintain equipment coming off warranty support? What options exist besides OEM/vendor agreements? These questions and more will be answered on Nov. 5 from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. during a WSHA webinar on equipment maintenance management. ... 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 >>
