Ready to tackle violence prevention in healthcare? Discover our immersive, scenario-based training that identifies hidden risks and boosts your team's competency!
Psychological health and safety, often called workplace mental health, encompasses principles and practices to foster a supportive, respectful, and psychologically safe work environment.
MSI prevention is the focus of the 2026 WorkSafeBC inspection initiative. Learn how to protect long-term care staff and improve your safety outcomes today!
WorkSafeBC is holding a second public hearing this month on proposed changes to the Occupational Health and Safety Regulation related to combustible dusts.
Register for Mental Health First Aid Essentials workshop on August 6
Be the calm in someone’s storm—prepare to help when it matters most. This workshop provides a strong foundation in mental health awareness and supportive response skills.
Don’t wait for a crisis to learn how to help. Register now and take the first step to enhancing your education around mental health first aid.
From the potential for a back injury during a routine lift to making a split-second decision at a client's door, risk is a constant in a caregiver's day. But how do we move from simply noticing a hazard to taking concrete action? The answer lies in risk assessments.
Use this checklist to review how your organization protects workers who may come into contact with occupational exposures such as hazardous drugs. It can help you identify gaps in an existing plan—or guide the development of a new one.
In this engaging session, Dr. Shahana explores how empathy can strengthen workplace relationships, improve communication, and foster a culture where both caregivers and those they support can thrive.
In this energetic and engaging webinar, Dr. Stephen de Wit explores the hidden human dynamics that impact workplace culture, burnout, and team wellbeing.
This webinar explores the realities of trauma and PTSD within healthcare settings, helping participants understand how trauma affects the nervous system, workplace functioning, and overall quality of life.
Learn how risk assessments help long-term care and home support workers identify hazards, plan safer tasks, and know when to pause, get help, or report a concern.
Burnout happens when stress builds up over time, leaving you feeling drained, unmotivated and exhausted. Learn how to recognize the signs, understand the causes, and take practical steps to prevent burnout for yourself and your team.
To empower workplaces that provide care to create a culture of safety through evidence-based education, advocacy for safer workplaces, leadership, and collaboration
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