SDR Monthly Webinar
Once registered, you will be registered for the entire 2026 monthly series. You will receive a calendar invite from the WSHA calendar (no need to download directly from the registration- […]
Once registered, you will be registered for the entire 2026 monthly series. You will receive a calendar invite from the WSHA calendar (no need to download directly from the registration- […]
Audience: WSHA Member Hospital & Health System CEOs, Administrators & Site Leaders Attire: Resort Casual Register here Featured Speakers Jon Carmichael Katherine Meese, PhD Dr. Stephen Klasko Event Agenda Wednesday, […]
This external webinar is hosted by University of Washington Addictions, Drug & Alcohol Institute. September 23rd & October 21st | 12:00 - 1:00 PM PST | Register Here Opioid […]
WA hospitals are invited to join the WSHA Social Drivers of Health (SDOH) Workgroup. The purpose of the workgroup is to support inpatient screening for health-related social needs, improve documentation […]
This six-part series starting October 30th examines the reality of AI security in 2026, not as a prediction, but as a field with a documented history of incidents. Each session runs 45 minutes, followed by 15 minutes for questions.
This external webinar is hosted by University of Washington Addictions, Drug & Alcohol Institute. Join this 4-part webinar series, facilitated by Mark Duncan, MD and Maureen Oscadal, RN, MPH, BSN, […]
Join us for the annual Safe Deliveries Roadmap Fall Conference This is a hybrid conference- we welcome in person & online attendees. Once you register for the conference, you will […]
Audience Executive and Senior Clinical and Quality Leaders Highlights Experience breakthrough innovations that are transforming safety and quality Enjoy dedicated, meaningful networking time woven throughout the agenda Collaborate, share, and […]
This six-part series starting October 30th examines the reality of AI security in 2026, not as a prediction, but as a field with a documented history of incidents. Each session runs 45 minutes, followed by 15 minutes for questions.
Timely access to qualified interpreters is essential for patient safety, quality, and equitable care. When language needs are not documented and addressed promptly, patients face increased risks of miscommunication, medical […]