
Violence in Healthcare: Why Hospitals Are Rethinking Safety from the Ground Up
May/June 2026 / Security Executive Magazine
Pennsylvania Health System Rolls Out Workplace Violence Prevention Strategy
June 23, 2026 / Security Management by Sara Mosqueda
Mass. Nursing Association: Healthcare Workers to Display 40 Medical Scrubs on State House Steps During Press Event Highlighting Daily Toll of Workplace Violence
Today, the Massachusetts Nurses Association gathered healthcare workers, labor leaders, and patient advocates on the State House steps, displaying 40 scrubs to represent the roughly 40 healthcare workers experiencing physical or verbal violence every single day in Massachusetts — urging the Senate to act on pending prevention legislation.
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June 15, 2026 / MorningStar Provided by PR Newswire
San Francisco General Hospital Fined for Serious Safety Violations After Social Worker Stabbing
June 8, 2026 / KQED by Sydney Johnson
Cal/OSHA issued record fines of $130,500 against San Francisco General Hospital and $142,700 against UCSF for serious workplace-violence-prevention violations, following the December stabbing death of social worker Alberto Rangel at the hospital's Ward 86 clinic.
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WellSpan reports 66% drop in workplace violence injuries as hospitals deploy new safety tools
June 8, 2026 / Fox 43 by Sydney Nauman
WellSpan Health reports a 66% reduction in workplace violence injuries following a $20M+ multi-year safety investment across its nine-hospital Pennsylvania system — demonstrating that dedicated leadership, layered security tools, and a proactive organizational commitment can meaningfully protect healthcare workers.
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