Share your OSHA horror story

By: David LaHoda August 25th, 2009

Do you have an OSHA “horror” story, maybe a cell phone accidentally dumped into a sharps container or a mercury-filled blood pressure unit pulled off the wall by a curious patient?

OSHA Healthcare advisor would like to hear about it.

Don’t worry, we’ll exercise discretion in identifying facilities and individuals in publishing the tale.

Click here to contact us through this blog site, give a brief description, and make sure to provide us with a way to connect with you.

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David LaHoda



David LaHoda, the managing editor of Medical Environment Update and OSHA Watch, has produced healthcare training videos and consulted for medical practices and ambulatory healthcare facilities.

David has written 196 posts.

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