Building a Culture of Safety: Mitigating Violence in Healthcare Settings
Release and Expiration Dates
Released: 8.24.2026
Expires: 8.23.2029
Last Reviewed Date
8.27.2026
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Description:

Create safer workplaces, stronger teams, and greater peace of mind. Join Dr. Jason Stopyra for an engaging session on building a culture of safety and advancing workplace violence prevention in healthcare settings. Workplace violence remains a significant challenge in healthcare settings, impacting staff well-being, patient care, and organizational culture. This webinar explores practical strategies for recognizing potential warning signs, preventing incidents, and responding effectively when violence occurs. Participants will gain insights into proven approaches for creating safer healthcare environments and fostering a culture of awareness, communication, and shared responsibility for safety.

Objectives:

  • List key indicators of potential workplace violence
  • Discuss proven prevention frameworks for healthcare settings
  • Describe mitigation strategies and response planning
  • Identify how to build a culture of safety and awareness

Moderator: Nicholas Daughtry  
Presenter: Dr. Jason Stopyra 

Bio: 

Dr. Jason Stopyra began his career in 2003 practicing Emergency Medicine in a rural community hospital, where he also served as EMS Medical Director. He joined Wake Forest University in 2013, focusing his research on prehospital cardiovascular disparities through mixed methods and implementation science, and was recognized as North Carolina Doctor of the Year in 2016. He is a Professor in the Departments of Emergency Medicine and Implementation Science.

Following a significant workplace violence (WPV) incident in 2022, Dr. Stopyra was asked to lead WPV mitigation efforts at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist and has since become a nationally recognized expert in this emerging field.

In May 2024, Dr. Jason Stopyra was appointed Vice President of Public Safety at Advocate Health, where he oversees security operations across more than 70 acute care sites and 1,000 ambulatory locations, leading a team of over 1,500 officers. He directs the enterprise WPV Mitigation strategy and is responsible for Public Safety training, investigations, Behavioral Threat Assessment & Management, and physical security technology. His combined clinical expertise and dedication to public safety continue to advance violence prevention and response across the organization.

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Summary
Availability:
On-Demand
Cost:
FREE
Credit Offered:
1 CE Credit
1 COP Credit
1 TCAA CME Credit
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