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OSHA training for Medical and Dental Offices 2022
OSHA training for Medical and Dental Offices 2022
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Video Summary
This video is a training session on OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) guidelines for medical and dental offices. The presenter, Kelly Ogle, has over 20 years of experience in healthcare and is the OSHA and HIPAA Director for Doctors Management. The video covers various topics including OSHA background, blood-borne pathogens, general safety, emergency evacuation, hazardous chemicals, ergonomics, workplace violence, tuberculosis, and more. OSHA was established in 1970 to ensure the safety and health of workers. The General Duty Clause requires employers to provide a safe workplace and comply with OSHA regulations. The video also discusses employee rights and responsibilities, including the right to a safe and healthy workplace and access to medical treatment if injured on the job. OSHA inspections can occur without prior notice and are based on priorities such as employee complaints or referrals from other government agencies. OSHA consultation services are available for free to assist with mock audits and identifying areas for improvement. The video emphasizes the importance of proper handling and disposal of biohazardous waste, using personal protective equipment, following safe work practices, and knowing how to respond to emergencies. It also provides information on specific topics such as blood-borne pathogens, chemical hazards, ergonomics, and workplace violence. Overall, the video aims to educate medical and dental office staff on OSHA regulations and promote a safe working environment. For further information, viewers are directed to contact the American Academy of Dermatology at PracticeCenter at AAD.org.
Keywords
OSHA guidelines
medical and dental offices
Kelly Ogle
blood-borne pathogens
emergency evacuation
hazardous chemicals
ergonomics
workplace violence
employee rights
OSHA regulations
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