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MO HB3401
Bill
Status
2/24/2026
Primary Sponsor
Brandon Phelps
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AI Summary
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Requires each hospital to establish a workplace violence prevention committee including at least one registered nurse, one physician, and one security employee to develop a written violence prevention plan
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Mandates annual workplace violence prevention training for health care professionals and employees who provide direct patient care
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Protects employees from retaliation for reporting workplace violence incidents and prohibits facilities from discouraging staff from filing law enforcement reports
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Requires hospitals to offer immediate post-incident services including acute medical treatment for staff involved in violent incidents, and to adjust patient assignments to prevent staff from treating patients who have abused or threatened them
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Requires hospitals to display warning signs in emergency and labor/delivery waiting rooms stating that assaulting health care professionals is a serious crime that will be prosecuted
Legislative Description
Creates provisions relating to workplace violence prevention in health care settings
Last Action
Referred: Health and Mental Health(H)
3/9/2026