WHS Project Management Webinar: ‘How to Succeed in Healthcare Projects: a 30,000ft View’
WebinarHave you ever seen a project come in on time, on budget, on spec, but deliver a product that nobody had use for? Have you ever observed (or worse, been a part of) “the never-ending project?” Washington Hospital Services invites you to attend the webinar “How to succeed in healthcare projects: a 30,000ft View,” from
WSHA Hospital Code Standardization Discussion
WebinarRegister here Since 2000, there has been a trend to standardize hospital emergency codes. In 2008, WSHA partnered with several Washington State hospitals, hospital associations, the Oregon Patient Safety Commission and other multi-state key stakeholders to form a taskforce in support of developing standard hospital emergency codes. Join WSHA on Feb 22, 2023 in a
A Journey to Diagnostic Excellence
ZoomREGISTER HERE The WSHA Journey to Diagnostic Excellence collaborative is kicking off with our first meeting on February 22 from 3-4 pm. During this first session we will review the goals and planned work of the collaborative, go over our collaborative timeline and expectations, and begin our baseline survey of the current state of
WSHA ER is for Emergencies Roundtable
WebinarRegister here In 2012, WSHA collaborated with the Washington State Medical Association and the WA State Chapter of Emergency Physicians to develop the ER is for Emergencies 7 Best Practices outlined in the WA State Legislative language Third Engrossed Substitute House Bill 2127. Now, a decade later, WSHA continues to support hospitals in leveraging elements
WHS Project Management Info Session
ZoomMeet the lead facilitator and learn more about the course offerings. Take advantage of this opportunity to learn and ask questions about the brand new Beyond Foundations course. Register now for the info session. Visit the Project Management registration page for registration links to both webinars and information on current course offerings.
Behavioral Health Quarterly Webinar
ZoomIt’s Not About The Food: Eating Disorder Myths, Misconceptions, and Strategies for Prevention REGISTER HERE Eating disorders are one of the most misunderstood diagnoses in behavioral health, and this lack of understanding is particularly distressing because eating disorders have the second highest mortality rate of all behavioral health conditions, surpassed only by opioid use disorder.
Serious Illness Conversation Guide (SICG) Training 3/10
Live Session via ZoomPrerequisite You must be a clinician to participate in this training. Purpose The Serious Illness Conversation Guide is a tool that helps clinicians understand their patients’ goals and values and incorporate them in clinical decision-making. The person-centered questions in the guide explore: A patient’s understanding of their illness, their preferences for information, their personal goals,
Serious Illness Conversation Guide (SICG) Training 3/15
Live Session via ZoomPrerequisite You must be a clinician to participate in this training. Purpose The Serious Illness Conversation Guide is a tool that helps clinicians understand their patients’ goals and values and incorporate them in clinical decision-making. The person-centered questions in the guide explore: A patient’s understanding of their illness, their preferences for information, their personal goals,
Transforming Trauma Workshop
Virtual Event - ZoomREGISTER HERE Workforce wellness starts with you. This interactive training and discussion will offer practical tools to help us sustain, individually and collectively, in the face of trauma, secondary trauma and overwhelm. Whether this is related to our work, our personal lives, the pandemic, or other world events. We will discuss what the consequences are
Combating Violence in Healthcare: Innovative Strategies for Healthcare Leaders
ZoomREGISTER HERE Escalating and aggressive behavior is becoming increasingly common in healthcare settings. This has negative impacts on staff and patients alike. Managing these behaviors is an important skill that few healthcare providers feel comfortable with. This discussion will provide participants: Suggested interventions aimed at consistently managing aggressive/hostile behavior Needed tools to ensure safety and
