Join WSHA and Dr. Lynn Van Male on Oct. 21 from 2:30-3:30 p.m. for practical strategies to strengthen workplace violence prevention programs, improve staff safety, and meet evolving regulatory expectations.
Healthcare workers experience higher rates of workplace violence-related injuries than employees in any other industry. As hospitals work to meet regulatory requirements and protect staff, patients, and visitors, effective workplace violence prevention and intervention (WVP&I) programs are more important than ever.
Drawing on 27 years of experience and lessons learned from healthcare systems across the U.S., Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, and the European Union, Dr. Van Male will share proven strategies for creating safer healthcare environments. The session will explore the essential elements of successful workplace violence prevention programs and provide adaptable solutions.
Who should attend?
Workplace violence prevention leaders, patient safety and quality professionals, risk managers, security personnel, nursing leaders, human resources professionals, behavioral health teams, and others involved in creating safer healthcare workplaces.
Whether your organization is refining an established program or building new prevention strategies to address evolving risks, this webinar offers practical insights from decades of frontline experience that can help strengthen your approach.
Register today to gain proven strategies, practical tools, and lessons learned from healthcare organizations around the world. CECH application for this event is pending. (Gena Cooper)