workplace violence

Researchers find younger, Black non-Hispanic, publicly insured, and male patients are at highest likelihood of being the subject of an...

The survey polled clinical healthcare workers, healthcare administrative workers, and healthcare security personnel.

'It is our job to support them,' AHA/AONL executive Robyn Begley testifies to U.S. House legislators.

The bill has bipartisan support in the House of Representatives.

Job satisfaction and conditions also play heavily in travelers' decision to return to a permanent position.

Workforce shortages contribute to several patient safety concerns this year.

Still, healthcare workers generally feel safe going to work each day, new survey says.

Researchers show tie between burnout and discrimination, abuse, and sexual harassment.

The hospital association says it is focusing advocacy on workplace violence, Medicare residency slots, the nursing shortage, and workforce diversity.

When it comes to workplace violence, hospitals, and health systems must be proactive, not reactive.

Violators could get booted from the prestigious Boston hospital.