Weekly Poll: Safe injection practices
With significant attention surrounding safe injection practices and the millions of flu shots that will be administered over the next few months, patients have a heightened awareness of safety measures during these injections.
Has a patient ever called you out during an injection, either because they were concerned for their own safety or because they recognized a worker’s safety issue? If you’ve had some unusual encounters, share your experience in the comments section below.
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OSHA Healthcare Advisor Poll
The OSHA Healthcare Advisor Poll is our weekly questionnaire that is updated every Monday. It is a great opportunity for you to let us know what is going on at your facility, while also getting a look at what your peers have to say. Every week we will post a new question related to healthcare safety. As always, if you have any burning questions of your own, post them in the comments section below and it could become a featured poll question.
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