Safety culture refers to the ways that safety issues are addressed in a workplace. It often reflects “the attitudes, beliefs, perceptions and values that employees share in relation to safety.” 1 The ...

A strong safety culture is critical to maintaining employee trust and minimizing occupational risks on the job. But when business leaders don’t emphasize workplace health and safety, they don’t just ...

Guided by respect for Indigenous lived experiences and education—and her own experiences and realities Dr. Roseann Larstone ...

Jeff Surges is a board member and former CEO of RLDatix, a leading global provider of connected healthcare operations software and services. Unsafe care is a global public health issue. According to ...

A new survey of more than 100 US nursing homes revealed that while many are still struggling to meet staffing needs, they are excelling in building a culture of safety for residents. The survey used ...

There is a need for changes within the fire service to foster life safety for personnel. One change requires improving the safety culture in fire departments: The behavior of fire service membership ...

Every year, nearly 3 million people die due to exposure to common risk factors in the workplace. Work-related diseases were responsible for 81 per cent of all work-related deaths in 2016, with an ...

Editor’s Note: This story includes mention of potentially triggering situations, such as sexual violence, excessive drinking and substance abuse. Tables were scattered across Dunn Meadow on Wednesday ...

Four Sarasota area hospitals earned “A” grades in the Fall 2025 Health Safety Grades, released by The Leapfrog Group.

Creating a "beautiful human experience" is crucial for future scalable healthcare delivery models, focusing on consumer choices and workforce happiness. Embracing emerging technologies, such as AI, ...