Almost Half of Healthcare Workers Consider Leaving Their Jobs Due to Workplace Safety Concerns, New Study From Verkada and The Harris Poll Finds

Temple Hospital nurses, staffers demand more security measures after active shooter scare

Nurses at Temple say their job is more dangerous than it used to be. They want the hospital to do more to protect them.

Workplace violence is driving physicians and nurses to the exit, new report shows

Nearly half of health care workers say they’re likely to leave their job within a year, citing safety concerns.

Almost half of healthcare workers consider leaving their jobs due to workplace safety concerns, new study from Verkada and The Harris Poll finds

/PRNewswire/ -- Nearly two in five healthcare workers in the U.S. say they have considered leaving their positions due to safety concerns, with almost half...

Two in Five Healthcare Workers Consider Quitting Over Safety Concerns

A growing number of healthcare professionals in the U.S. are considering walking away from their roles due to persistent threats to their safety, according to new research from Verkada and The Harris Poll. Nearly 45% of respondents said they are likely to leave their jobs within the next year, with safety issues ranking as a key reason. Two in five workers specifically cited workplace safety as a reason they’ve thought about leaving. An Already …

Breaking the Cycle of Silence: Why Sharps Injuries Go Unreported and What Can Be Done

Despite decades of progress in health care safety, a quiet but dangerous culture still lingers: many health care workers remain afraid to report sharps injuries, fearing blame more than the wound itself.

Workplace violence is driving physicians and nurses to the exit, new report shows – RamaOnHealthcare

Key TakeawaysRising workplace violence in healthcare is prompting many workers to consider leaving their jobs, with 45% likely to do so within a