By the numbers: Lab injury and exposure data
Medical Environment Update, July 6, 2017
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How do your laboratory data compare to national numbers? It’s a good idea to use the calculation so that you can see how your lab is doing. If your injury, exposure, and illness numbers are on the rise, it’s time to take action.
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