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Vistelar Joins Minnesota Hospital Association as Endorsed Business Partner
The Minnesota Hospital Association (MHA) has selected Vistelar, LLC as an Endorsed Business Partner (EBP), recognizing the company's leadership in helping healthcare organizations prevent workplace violence and improve staff safety.
The MHA Endorsed Business Partner program identifies best-in-class, innovative organizations through a rigorous vetting process designed to match member needs...
De-Escalation vs. Non-Escalation: Understanding the Critical Difference in Healthcare Conflict Management
When healthcare organizations invest in workplace violence prevention training, they often use the term “de-escalation” as an umbrella term for the approach to both prevention and intervention. However, understanding the difference between a preventative approach, “non-escalation”, and an intervention approach, “de-escalation”, is crucial for building truly effective conflict management programs....
Guarding Loved Ones in Public and Crowded Spaces
Crowds are a hallmark of the holiday season. Whether at a Christmas market, shopping mall, or holiday parade, families often find themselves shoulder-to-shoulder with strangers. While most people are harmless, these environments can be overwhelming and risky for children and elderly family members.
Protecting the Ones You Love When It Matters Most
The holiday season brings joy, laughter, and gatherings of family and friends. Yet, it also brings larger crowds, heavier shopping traffic, and an increased risk of children or vulnerable loved ones becoming separated. In these moments, a clear family safety plan can mean the difference between panic and protection.
Meeker Memorial Hospital Strengthens Workplace Safety with Vistelar Partnership
Agreement provides verbal and physical conflict management training to all Meeker staff
Key Takeaways from Vistelar’s October Webinar
In this October webinar, Dave Young discussed how Patient Care Safety Monitors play a critical role in suicide prevention. The session focused on how these team members help identify early warning signs, maintain patient dignity during high-risk situations, and support clinical teams through consistent presence and effective communication. Presenters also shared practical strategies and...
Good Speak: Non-Escalation Strategies for Healthcare—Podcast
“Good Speak: Non-Escalation Strategies for Healthcare” — Episode 35
Co-host: Marcus—former healthcare security director
Co-host: Natalie—nurse practitioner and clinical team leader
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Seconds Matter—Emergency Response, Self-Care, and Staying Ready
This article is Part 3 of a three-part series on the importance of Patient Care Safety Monitors. Click here to read Part 1, or click here to read Part 2.
Every second counts in a suicide prevention crisis. For Patient Care Safety Monitors, knowing exactly what to do—and staying mentally and emotionally prepared to do it—can be the difference between life and loss. This final article explores...
Beyond the Chart—How Communication & Documentation Save Lives
This article is Part 2 of a three-part series on the importance of Patient Care Safety Monitors. Click here to read Part 1, or click here to read Part 3.
Patient Care Safety Monitors do far more than watch. Every word they speak and every note they write can calm fear, expose risk, and even prevent tragedy. When monitors pair trauma-informed communication with clear, factual documentation, they...