The American Hospital Association estimates that up to 76% of healthcare workers have reported experiencing a violent interaction, either verbally or physically.  To discuss these findings, how safety challenges are affecting the healthcare workforce and potential solutions, we’re joined by John Voight, Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer at Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center and Mike Shore, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Enterprise at Axon.

The country needs more doctors, especially in primary care and underserved communities.  To discuss how osteopathic medical schools support local economies, expand the primary care workforce and lead research in areas tied to urgent health needs, we’re joined by Dr. Robert Cain, specialist in pulmonary medicine and President & Chief Executive Officer of the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine. 

<p>The American Hospital Association estimates that up to 76% of healthcare workers have reported experiencing a violent interaction, either verbally or physically.&nbsp; To discuss these findings, how safety challenges are affecting the healthcare workforce and potential solutions, we&rsquo;re joined by John Voight, Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer at Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center and Mike Shore, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Enterprise at Axon.</p>
<p>The country needs more doctors, especially in primary care and underserved communities.&nbsp; To discuss how osteopathic medical schools support local economies, expand the primary care workforce and lead research in areas tied to urgent health needs, we&rsquo;re joined by Dr. Robert Cain, specialist in pulmonary medicine and President &amp; Chief Executive Officer of the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine.&nbsp;</p>