For many Washington residents, intensive outpatient mental health services can be life-changing. These services are essential to “bridging the gap” of health care for Washingtonians who have been discharged from a hospital but still need intensive care to assist in their recovery. ... Read More >>
WSHA’s Government Affairs team has published its March 2019 state regulatory update to its State Regulatory Issues webpage. ... Read More >>
Outpatient mental health services like partial hospitalization — which are programs that allow patients to come in for treatment during the day and return home at night — are essential for Washington residents who need intensive care, but not to the degree that they require inpatient hospitalization. ... Read More >>
The Washington State Hospital Association is pleased to announce an exciting new partnership with InsMed Loan Advisory Services, a company dedicated to helping medical professionals make informed decisions about their student loan obligations, risk management needs, and personal financial wellness. ... Read More >>
Recent member news from the March 14, 2019, Weekly Report. ... Read More >>
Rigid restrictions on the use of on-call staffing could mean hospitals won’t have access to staff when organs become available and patients could miss out on critical matches.... Read More >>
Legacy Salmon Creek Medical Center’s medical-surgery nursing unit recently received the AMSN PRISM Award. The PRISM Award identifies med-surge units who exhibit exemplary nursing practice, sustainable and skilled staffing, expert leadership and positive patient outcomes.... Read More >>
The 2019 CEO & Trustee Safety & Quality Summit is a key opportunity for CEOs and their board members to collaboratively address some of the most pressing issues facing hospitals and health systems today. ... Read More >>
The 2019 CEO & Trustee Safety & Quality Summit is a key opportunity for CEOs and their board members to collaboratively address some of the most pressing issues facing hospitals and health systems today. ... Read More >>
The House and Senate are now considering bills that have advanced through their respective committees, giving them an opportunity to be voted on in either the House or Senate floor. ... Read More >>
