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2026 Associates and Partners Event

Mark your calendar and RSVP now for the 2026 Associates and Partners Event! The gathering will take place Wednesday, Sept. 16, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Manulife Investment Plaza in downtown Los Angeles, home to HASC’s L.A. office. Parking will be validated for the event. Each year, this complimentary event offers our valued Associate Members, Education Partners […]

Communication After Harm

Discounts available for groups of three or more. To register your group, please contact Sharri Dixon, [email protected]. This workshop is designed for medical residents and nurse leaders. Attendees will learn how to engage patients, families and their colleagues when medical harm has taken place. The session will focus on what patients and families want after medical […]

Workplace Investigations

Save when you register for both Workplace Investigations and the Leave of Absence Workshop (Oct. 15). Groups of three or more also receive a discount. Learn more under Workshop Details. Workplace investigations are both an art and a science, requiring a blend of careful strategy and human connection. Join us for an interactive and informative […]

Creating and Sustaining High-performance Teams

This virtual course aims to strengthen charge nurses and other healthcare managers with leadership skills to grow high-performance employees and teams. You’ll explore the connection between teamwork and quality patient care, practice effective listening techniques to address workplace challenges, and identify leadership strategies that foster collaboration. You’ll also learn approaches for motivating staff and sustaining engagement across […]

Impact Purchasing Conference: Strengthening Hospital Supply Chains and Local Economies

The Impact Purchasing Conference, convened by Communities Lifting Communities (CLC) in Montebello in February, highlighted a key shift for healthcare leaders. Procurement is no longer transactional — it’s central to building resilient, sustainable supply chains and strengthening local economies. The event aligned 80 attendees from hospital systems, public partners and suppliers in advancing impact purchasing […]

A Gathering We Needed

The 2026 HASC Annual Meeting is now behind us, and I’ve been reflecting on what we accomplished together at the Park Hyatt Aviara last month — and how much it meant. To everyone who joined us in Carlsbad, thank you from the bottom of my heart. Whether you traveled from across the HASC region or […]

The Pillars of Physician Retention

Creating an Engaged, Purpose-driven Workforce Retaining physicians has become a critical challenge for healthcare organizations, as high turnover rates disrupt patient care and organizational stability. Studies show that today’s early-career physicians are more likely to leave their first position within two years, compared with previous generations that stayed six years on average, highlighting the urgent […]

June 1 to 19: Share Your SOPS Hospital Survey Results

Voluntary data submission for the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality’s (AHRQ) Surveys on Patient Safety Culture® (SOPS®) Hospital Database will be open June 1 to 19, 2026.  Hospitals that have administered AHRQ’s SOPS Hospital Survey 2.0 any time between July 1, 2024, and June 19, 2026, may submit their most recent data. Participating hospitals […]

Building an In-house Training Program

Healthcare organizations are under increasing pressure to fill critical roles, reduce reliance on costly agency staffing and improve patient outcomes — all while navigating ongoing workforce shortages. In this session, you’ll explore how leading health systems are building sustainable, in-house training programs that strengthen talent pipelines from within while accelerating time-to-productivity and reducing labor costs. […]

HASC Endorses Measure ER to Fund Local Health Services

HASC has joined the coalition Yes on ER, adding to the growing effort supporting Measure ER (formerly the Essential Services Restoration Act). The ballot measure proposes to increase the Los Angeles County sales tax from 9.75% to 10.25% for five years to help fund local health departments and services. Voters will decide whether to pass […]