Webinars
Webinars hosted by the American Hospital Association and its business units.
Join us for an insightful webinar exploring best practices in record‑keeping, early risk detection, and resident‑centered care, grounded in real‑world experiences from the Caribbean healthcare setting.
Demonstrate how HTM–Risk Management collaboration improves patient safety and reduces operational and technology related risk.
Discover how clearer communication, consistent signage, and stronger collaboration between EVS and risk management can significantly reduce the risks EVS professionals face when working in isolation rooms or with infectious patients
This webinar will guide risk professionals in understanding the rapidly evolving legal, ethical, and liability challenges posed by AI‑enabled health technologies, including ambient scribing and AI agents used in clinical settings.
Building Safer Workplaces and Communities: Strategies to Prevent and Address Violence in Health Care
Discover tools and real‑world practices helping hospitals create safer environments for workers, patients, and communities.
Risk managers may not have the opportunity to manage the claims function of the risk financing program, but should still have a working knowledge of the reserving process and how decisions made in that process will impact the current and future funding needs for the insurance program.
Discover how integrating intelligent duress alerting systems into your workflows can revolutionize communication, elevate staff satisfaction, and enhance patient care.
Tackle the pressing issue of workplace violence within health care and discover why traditional approaches fall short and how to refocus your strategies on what truly matters.
In the webinar, "Gender Affirming Care for Minors: Standards of Care and the Law," we delve into the intricate intersection of Standards of Care and the legal landscape shaping gender-affirming care for minors.
Receive a new set of tools and strategies to immediately put into action to engage a team in comprehensive patient fall rate reduction.