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Workplace Violence Prevention:
Why It's Critical For Patient Safety, Staff Wellness, and Organization Health

It is unimaginably stressful for parents to see their children hospitalized –– whether due to respiratory illness or any other life-threatening condition –– including the growing behavioral and mental health crisis. It is unfortunate but not surprising that healthcare workers in pediatric units experienced some of the highest rates of workplace violence in 2022 –– which threatens the ability of your Children’s Hospital staff to deliver excellent care and service to patients and families.
Your staff are your most critical resource to deliver on your number one imperative: to provide the safest and highest quality care to patients. If caregivers are fearful of or experience verbal or physical abuse, they cannot do their jobs well and may consider other career options. That’s why preventing violence and aggression in Children’s Hospitals is critical for patient safety, staff wellness, and organizational health.
In this webinar, join leaders with both deep expertise in Children’s Hospitals clinical programs and workplace violence prevention strategies. You’ll learn:
The significant hidden costs of workplace violence to your organization
Why 100% of staff deserve protection from workplace violence and aggression
How technology can help optimize your workplace violence prevention strategy
Our speakers are fierce advocates of preventing workplace violence against all staff in healthcare. With decades of experience working in Children’s Hospitals, they bring a unique lens on how this issue impacts care in these settings –– and what prevention strategies work best.
Former Staff Pediatrician, Medical Director for Quality, Safety and Risk Management & Director Home Care Program at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Former CMO, Geisinger Health
Retired CEO, Lahey Clinic and Health System
Certified Adult and Pediatric Emergency Nurse
Chief Nursing Executive, with over 25 years of experience at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia