Editorial: Insights in occupational health and safety: 2021
Occupational Medicine has always been concerned with preventing health effects caused by working conditions, and with promoting and maintaining the...
Occupational Healthcare and Safety
Bridging the technology gap in healthcare
SOTI’s study surveyed 1,450 healthcare IT decision-makers globally, with 150 respondents from Canada. Conducted between March 7 and March 25,...
Ontario launching new plan to track job-related illnesses
Tens of thousands of Ontario workers were compensated last year after getting sick from exposure to toxins on the job, yet...
Department of Labor investigation into visiting nurse’s death finds home care agency failed to protect workers against workplace violence
HARTFORD, CT – A federal workplace safety investigation following the death of a licensed practical nurse during an Oct. 28,...
Reducing the risk of violence against health care workers: Effective solutions needed
Violence against health care workers has almost become a routine, if frightening, aspect of their jobs.Peter Reilly: ©HUB InternationalOne professional...
Workplace Violence Protection in the Healthcare Industry
Transcript Alitia Faccone: Welcome to Jackson Lewis"s podcast, We get work™, focused solely on workplace issues. It is our job...
Improving Healthcare Campus Safety Through Design
As staff recruitment and retention remain major challenges in the healthcare industry, how can healthcare organizations ensure staff members feel...
Bassett Healthcare Network’s Northeast Center for Occupational Health and Safety (NEC) Takes a Leading Role in Global Conference on Fishing Health and Safety
Fly Creek, NY – Bassett Healthcare Network’s Northeast Center for Occupational Health & Safety (NEC) recently helped orchestrate the sixth...
Manitoba health-care unions call for workplace safety certifications amid high injury rates – Winnipeg
Manitoba’s health-care unions are calling on the province to get all health facilities workplace safety certifications to cut down on...
