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Robert Loseman, Jr.

Vice President of Safety and Preparedness

We will work with member hospitals, stakeholders and the public to help create a safe and respectful environment in which those who care for people can do their best work. 

Strengthening Protection Protocols Across People, Places & Processes

MHA equips hospital safety leaders, facility managers and health system administrators with the resources they need to create and maintain safe, compliant environments for patients, staff and visitors. 

From implementing life safety protocols and emergency evacuation procedures to promoting worker safety and systemwide communication, MHA offers tools and training that support preparedness, protect staff well-being and ensure regulatory alignment. These resources are designed to help health care organizations strengthen their safety culture and respond confidently to potential risks.

Safety in Every Corner of Care

Elevating Hospital Culture Through Respect & Readiness

Worker Safety

Protect staff well-being with resources that address workplace hazards, support injury prevention and strengthen a culture of safety across health care settings.

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Safe Environments

Promote safer care settings with guidance on building standards, emergency evacuation procedures and strategies to reduce physical and environmental risks.

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Patient Safety

Improve patient outcomes with strategies for clinical quality, readmissions and care transitions support. 

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MHA Seeks Presentation Proposals For Workplace Safety Convening

July 1, 2026

MHA Seeks Presentation Proposals For Workplace Safety Convening

The Missouri Hospital Association is seeking presentation proposals for its “Accountable Leaders for Worker and Environmental Safety” convening…
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Judge hammer gavel and doctor stethoscope on wooden table background in courtroom. Health law, medical law rules, regulations in the health care industry and its patients, medical malpractice concept.

July 1, 2026

Eighth Circuit Rejects Novartis Appeal In 340B Litigation

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit upheld the district court’s decision denying an injunction against SB 751, which extends contract…
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Burn, Heat And Infection Preparedness Resources Available For World Cup

July 1, 2026

Burn, Heat And Infection Preparedness Resources Available For World Cup

With four of six World Cup matches completed in Kansas City, Mo., and a fifth scheduled for Friday, July 3, health care delivery continues without…
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On the Move: Hospital Leadership Changes for July 2026

July 1, 2026

On the Move: Hospital Leadership Changes for July 2026

Check out these leadership changes from hospitals around the state for the month of July 2026:Mercy Southeast Communities Names Amanda Shelast As…
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GET INVOLVED Events & Education

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Sep 8

2026 Preceptor Academy

The Preceptor Academy trains health care professionals to effectively support new staff through onboarding and competency validation while helping…

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Sep 16

Navigating the Complexities of the Nurse Manager Role

This two-day event delves into the distinct challenges that nurse managers face in their daily responsibilities.

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Sep 17

Crisis Management and Resilience for Health Care Facility Management Teams

This virtual session will focus on strengthening preparedness across hospital and care facility operations.

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Sep 21

Swing-bed Fundamentals

This online seminar describes the basic Medicare regulations for participating in the swing-bed program.

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Be Ready When It Matters Most

Emergency preparedness is essential to protecting patients, staff and operations during critical incidents. From natural disasters to large-scale health threats, having clear protocols and trained teams in place ensures your hospital can respond quickly, safely and effectively.

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