Violence Prevention Policy
SafeCare BC’s violence prevention policy templates will supplement existing policies of continuing care providers across the province and guide the establishment of new ones where none currently exists.
SafeCare BC’s violence prevention policy templates will supplement existing policies of continuing care providers across the province and guide the establishment of new ones where none currently exists.
In honour of Black History Month, the slides for this webinar centers on the lived experiences, leadership, and contributions of Black professionals in healthcare—while examining how diversity, equity, and inclusion strengthen workplace safety and patient...
Understand the right to refuse unsafe work. Follow the step-by-step process from initial work refusal, through investigation, and contacting WorkSafeBC. Includes templates and resources.
This safety huddle aims to foster a positive work environment for healthcare workers by promoting civility and respect. It aims to help staff define civility and respect, understand the impact of uncivil behaviour on individuals,...
The Improving workplace engagement safety huddle positions engagement as a key factor in staff well-being and quality of care. Engagement is defined as a deep connection to work that can be physical (energized), emotional (passionate),...
Webinar slides to Karen November's session on HeartMath.
This webinar will examine how a trauma-informed approach to organizational culture can help shift workplaces from reactive to responsive, enabling care workers to thrive while addressing their psychological and emotional needs.