This webinar equips healthcare leaders and frontline teams with practical, field-tested strategies to prevent slips, trips, and falls which is one of the most common and costly risks in care environments.
Participants will learn how to identify high-risk areas,
recognize everyday hazards before they lead to injuries, and implement
realistic prevention measures that work in busy clinical settings. The session
also explores how to strengthen reporting practices, improve staff awareness,
and foster a proactive safety culture that protects patients, visitors, and
employees alike.
By the end of the webinar, you’ll walk away with actionable
tools to reduce incident rates, minimize general liability exposure, and create
a safer, more resilient healthcare environment.
Objectives
1
Identify common slip, trip, and fall hazards in
healthcare settings that contribute to general liability claims.
2
Apply effective prevention strategies, including
environmental, procedural, and behavioral controls.
3
Promote a culture of safety that engages staff in ongoing hazard recognition and risk reduction.
Meet Our Speakers
Glenn Eiserloh,
CHSP
Senior Risk Consultant, LHA Trust Funds
Mr. Glenn Eiserloh has more than 21 years of loss prevention and risk management experience. Mr. Eiserloh has a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of New Orleans in Finance with a concentration in insurance. He provides consultation services relative to workplace loss prevention, safety training, general liability risk reduction, worksite safety inspections, and trend analysis. He is well versed in OSHA standards and best practices. He holds a CHSP certification, is an OSHA Authorized General Industry Trainer and is certified as a Management of Aggressive Behavior (MOAB) Instructor-Trainer. He is an active member of the International Association of Healthcare Security and Safety (IAHSS) and the American Society of Healthcare Risk Managers (ASHRM).
Steve
Johnson, COSS, CHSP
Senior Risk Consultant, LHA Trust Funds
Mr. Steve Johnson provides consultation services to hospitals and healthcare facilities that are members of the LHA Trust Funds regarding safety issues related to general liability and workers’ compensation. Mr. Johnson has approximately 19 years of experience in risk management, including on-site risk assessment, safety training, and accident investigation. He is a 2005 graduate of Louisiana Tech University with a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science.
