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OSHA Compliance in Dentistry: Creating a Safe Work Environment 

American Medical Compliance

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. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) OSHA regulations mandate the use of PPE to protect dental personnel from occupational hazards.

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Reopening After A Hurricane: Steps for Healthcare Facilities to Ensure Safety and Compliance

Total Medical ComplianceHIPAA

Mold buildup, sanitary sewer systems operating correctly, surfaces being free of microorganisms, equipment being cleaned/disinfected/sterilized properly, and supplies being free of damage are just a few other issues to look out for. Is PPE (personal protective equipment) readily available and appropriate for any existing job hazards?

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Hand Examination & Pathology

Don't Forget the Bubbles

Non-operative approaches There is ongoing controversy regarding the best treatment of fingertip amputations, More extensive wounds are treated surgically. Operative approaches (from orthoinfo & the plasticsfella) More extensive wounds (often zone 2 & 3) are treated surgically. Some departments have specific cauterising devices.