Occupational Health Management Archives – July 1, 2006
July 1, 2006
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Multicultural workplaces: Language not the only barrier to safety, health
No matter how large or small it might be, today's workplace is far different than it was 40, 20, even 10 years ago, and that difference extends far beyond paperless records and robotic assembly lines. -
Health and safety for WWII vets through Gen Y
Chances are, no matter what size your workforce, there are as many as five generations represented. -
OTC at work: OK at some sites, banned at others
At any time, a third or more of your worker population is likely to be taking OTC medication for a whole array of minor complaints, including cold symptoms, allergies, headache, muscle pain, or indigestion, surveys have shown. -
ED docs at high risk for suicide
The bad news: Nearly three-quarters of ED physicians may experience depression at some point in their careers, and nearly half consider harming themselves. -
Be vigilant: Sharps safety still tops OSHA citations
Despite widespread conversion to sharps safety devices, hospitals are more likely to be cited for violations of the bloodborne pathogens standard than any other standard. -
Workers traveling? Think health and safety
International travel has become an almost routine component of business as more and more corporations extend their interests globally.