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OSHA Compliance in Dentistry: Creating a Safe Work Environment 

American Medical Compliance

OCTOBER 3, 2024

Importance of OSHA Dental Compliance Dental offices are fast-paced environments where staff face multiple hazards. These multiple hazards include biological, chemical, ergonomic, and radiological risks. These protocols include proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE) and handling of contaminated materials.

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PPE Hazardous Materials Documentation/Coding Operations 100
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Reopening After A Hurricane: Steps for Healthcare Facilities to Ensure Safety and Compliance

Total Medical ComplianceHIPAA

OCTOBER 9, 2024

Maintenance should be performed on any equipment before using in the delivery of patient care, this includes autoclaves, suction lines, ultrasounds, radiology equipment, etc. Hazardous materials, chemicals, and fumes need not be present. Perform spore testing on autoclaves prior to use.

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Hazardous Materials Infectious Diseases PPE Shock 59
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