(2 RC) - In this document, the CDC informs health care professionals on the avoidance of infectious diseases and how to handle an out break in their hospital.
(4 RC) - In this document, the CDC informs health care professionals on the avoidance of infectious diseases and how to handle an out break in their hospital.
(4 RC) - In this document, the CDC informs health care professionals on the avoidance of infectious diseases and how to handle an out break in their hospital.
(4 RC) - In this document, the Health Protection Agency counsels port health professionals on the precautions necessary to avoid an outbreak of the norovirus, and what to do if a cruise ship is infected.
(3 RC) - In this document, the Health Protection Agency counsels port health professionals on the precautions necessary to avoid an outbreak of the norovirus, and what to do if a cruise ship is infected.
(3 RC) - In this document, the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health specifies the necessary precautions all workers should take to avoid the avian flu.
(3 RC) - In this document, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services CDC details the outbreaks of the Shiga Toxin, Cryptosporidiosis, and the prevention of Clostridium difficile infections. 2012.
(1 RC) - This document by the department of environmental health and safety at the University of Minnesota provides a glossary of hazardous fungi and their reported allergenic effects.
(4 RC) - This module discusses the factors that determine the infectiousness of a person with TB disease. In addition, it offers guidance on the precautions necessary to prevent the spread of TB in health care settings and communities.
(2 RC) - This Alert describes the respiratory problems that occupants may experience from exposures in damp buildings, presents summary information on outbreaks of building-related respiratory disease, and provides recommendations on how to identify, respond to, and prevent building dampness and related respiratory symptoms and disease.
(4 RC) - The goal of this document is to help healthcare workers and employers prepare for and respond to an influenza pandemic. It is subdivided under four topics: Clinical background information on influenza, Infection control, Pandemic influenza preparedness, and OSHA standards of special importance. The document also contains appendices which provide pandemic planners with samples of infection control plans, examples of practical pandemic planning tools, and additional technical information.
(4 RC) - The goal of this document is to help healthcare workers and employers prepare for and respond to an influenza pandemic. It is subdivided under four topics: Clinical background information on influenza, Infection control, Pandemic influenza preparedness, and OSHA standards of special importance. The document also contains appendices which provide pandemic planners with samples of infection control plans, examples of practical pandemic planning tools, and additional technical information.
(4 RC) - This document provides guidance on health protection to employers whose employees may be exposed to avian influenza viruses. It also provides technical information (in appendices) about AI viruses and, in particular, about H5N1, a rare yet fatal AI virus currently circulating in Asia, Europe and Africa. This document updates guidance on avian flu issued by OSHA in March 2004.
(4 RC) - This document provides guidance on health protection to employers whose employees may be exposed to avian influenza viruses. It also provides technical information (in appendices) about AI viruses and, in particular, about H5N1, a rare yet fatal AI virus currently circulating in Asia, Europe and Africa. This document updates guidance on avian flu issued by OSHA in March 2004.
(2 RC) - This document makes recommendations for reducing the risk for transmitting M. tuberculosis to healthcare workers, patients, volunteers, visitors, and other persons in healthcare settings. The document serves as a useful resource for understanding TB.
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