Join your colleagues from across the state in the WSHA Quality Leader Learning Collaborative. This free event will take place at SeaTac Airport Conference Center on Monday, May 20.  Nursing, medical and quality leadership from Washington hospitals are invited to attend. Agenda topics will include gender-affirming care, getting back to community through organizational wellness, and

On Monday, June 3 at noon the WSHA Safety and Quality team will provide a webinar overview of current and upcoming hospital quality programs and initiatives. We will share the goal and timing of each program, the commitment requirements and the target audience or care setting. Content is appropriate for hospital staff that have responsibility

On Monday, June 3 at noon the WSHA Safety and Quality team will provide a webinar overview of current and upcoming hospital quality programs and initiatives. We will share the goal and timing of each program, the commitment requirements and the target audience or care setting. Content is appropriate for hospital staff that have responsibility

AWPHD & WSHA Rural Hospital Leadership Conference  Conference resources including slide presentations and session recordings can be found here. Sunday, June 23 - Wednesday, June 26 Campbell’s Resort | Chelan, WA Audience: Rural C-Suite Leaders, Hospital Board Members Attire: Resort casual Featured Speakers: Blair Braverman Adventurer, Dogsledder & Author Geeta Nayyar, MD Physician Executive |

On Tuesday, August 6 at noon, WSHA will host an informational webinar to share information about WSHA’s upcoming Rural Nurse Leader training program. Content is intended for CNOs and leadership in rural hospitals, but any hospital staff who are interested are welcome to attend. WSHA hospitals only. Register here. Members can learn more at https://www.wsha.org/2025-rural-nurse-leader-training/

Since 2SSB 5195 went into effect January 1, 2022, WSHA has supported hospitals in implementing processes to comply with the law and ensure patients at-risk of opioid-related harm are offered take home naloxone kits at discharge. Overdose deaths are preventable and one powerful way hospitals can prevent overdose is to ensure their naloxone distribution programs

Great news! Registration is now open for the next  WSHA SOGI webinar, featuring Beau Ohlgren. This session takes place Aug 20th from 1-2:30pm PT and will focus on best practices for collecting sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) information from adolescents in a hospital setting. Case scenarios will be presented for group discussion. The session