OSHA blog: Help us design a book about emergency drills
Hospital Safety Insider, April 16, 2015
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As you know, from time to time, I will ask you for your feedback about various safety products and books that we are working on for you here at HCPro.
We are currently planning to publish a book about planning and conducting hospital emergency exercises and I could use your help with a little market research.
I would like to know what our customers would like to see in reading and utilizing such a book, and so I invite you to please take five minutes to complete this quick six question survey to let us know what you think.
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