Medical Environment Update, February 2012
Medical Environment Update, February 1, 2012
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The wheels of OSHA standard promulgation grind exceedingly slow and grind exceedingly fine, which is why Medical Environment Update presents this update on the infectious disease standard, which, if promulgated, could affect many healthcare facilities, especially medical and dental practices.
Read about it in the February issue of Medical Environment Update, which also includes:
- CDC proposes safer work practices in medical labs
- OSHA improves poster Web page
- H3N2 flu prevention strategies
- Are you safe using the elevator?
- Self-inspection notes: Hazard training frequency checklist
- QUESTIONS & ANSWERS on pest control plans, source patient testing, and water temperature for soiled laundry
- A quiz of 10 true-or-false questions testing your understanding of OSHA standards and government regulatory guidelines that apply to healthcare facilities.
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