Follow-up: WSHA Virtual Press Conference

Today Washington state’s 112 hospitals and health systems announced the launch of a public education campaign to encourage people to avoid delaying care for new or chronic medical concerns, and reassure them that care can be safely accessed – even during a pandemic... Read More >>

Media Advisory: Washington health care providers unite to address misconceptions, encourage appropriate use of health care

Washington state’s 112 hospitals and health systems are launching a public education campaign to address these concerns and encourage people to get care when they need it... Read More >>

WSHA statement on Gov. Inslee’s guidelines for non-urgent surgeries

This much-needed clarification will help ensure patients are able to get the care they need, when they need it, maintaining the quality of life for our friends, family and neighbors.... Read More >>

Hospitals encourage communities to get routine care, don’t become an emergency

Life is on pause, but your health care needs are not. Please seek care when you need it so you don't become an emergency.... Read More >>

WSHA distributing PPE to Washington hospitals

WSHA is distributing its next round of surgical masks to hospitals across Washington State.... Read More >>

WSHA distributing PPE to Washington hospitals

WSHA will begin sending shipments of disposable surgical masks on Thursday, April 16 to Washington state hospitals most in need of the personal protective equipment.... Read More >>

Media advisory: WSHA to distribute PPE to Washington hospitals

WSHA has purchased 300,000 disposable surgical masks from Dingyi North America. The masks arrived in Washington today from China.... Read More >>

National emergency declaration provides flexibility the health system needs as patient care demands increase

Today’s declaration of a national emergency related to the COVID-19 outbreak is welcome news to Washington’s hospitals.... Read More >>

WSHA statement on hospital preparedness

WSHA is available to provide a statewide perspective on hospital readiness and activities surrounding the response to COVID-19.... Read More >>

STAR Network aims to enhance care for sepsis survivors beyond the hospital through collaboration and real-time care coordination

Hospitals across Washington state are joining together to change the odds for sepsis survivors. The new Sepsis Treatment and Recovery (STAR) Network is providing hospitals and post-acute care facilities, with access to real-time information on sepsis survivor care events to improve outcomes and long-term recovery for sepsis survivors... Read More >>

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