Facilities need to evaluate splash zones and current practices for sink safety and consider implementing new strategies to minimize risk to...Read More »
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Explore the operational drift, nuisance alarms, construction disruptions, human response delays, and governance breakdowns that can weaken fire...Read More »
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In this guest column, Dan Scungio, MT(ASCP), SLS, laboratory safety officer for multihospital system Sentara Healthcare in Virginia, and otherwise...Read More »
Hospital labs don’t typically discover OSHA compliance gaps during routine operations. They often find them when an auditor is already on-site,...Read More »
In this guest column, Dan Scungio, MT(ASCP), SLS, laboratory safety officer for multihospital system Sentara Healthcare in Virginia, and otherwise...Read More »
Protective gowns are a foundational element of laboratory and infection prevention safety programs, yet documentation practices around PPE...Read More »
