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Respiratory Protection Education Program for Healthcare Workers - Available at No Charge.
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Medlock Consulting is a physician search firm dedicated to locating, evaluating, and facilitating the placement of quality physicians in superior environments. To us, this means never taking shortcuts and always maintaining professional and personal integrity.
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Medlock Consulting
Phone 806-744-5250
Cell 806-239-NYLA(6952)
"Defining the Future of Physicians Globally"
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International Safety Systems, Inc.
(Global EHS Service Provider)
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 Occupational Health Connections, Inc. (OHC) is a distinguished leader in occupational and employee health staffing and recruitment. For job opportunities, please visit: OHC website
Visit Relief EHS, LLC
Relief EHS is uniquely qualified to provide answers to your environmental health & safety (EHS) questions, make it easier for your business to comply with regulations, and help you achieve EHS goals while minimizing costs and potential liability.
PKB Consulting, LLC
Patricia K. Bertsche, PhD, FAAOHN -
Occupational Health & Wellness Consultant,
Leader in Global Occupational Health Program Development & Evaluation -
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CHR Newsletter - November 1, 2018
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The quality of CHR's services and the services provided by the clinics in our network is very important. Thank you for your feedback and support. Our clients say it best...
"It was a pleasure working with CHR and your team. Very professional organization that cares about the integrity of the service they provide. I will continue to sing your praises with my future co-workers and organizations that could benefit your business, because I know you are just that great."
"We do so appreciate your support with this funding over the years. You have been a real friend of Occupational Health and Environmental Nurses for a long time."
-AAOHN Foundation
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Don't Let Knowledge Walk Out the Door
 As Baby Boomers retire, companies wonder how to retain the knowledge that walks out with them. Take steps to gather and share your employees' expertise well before they retire.
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Food Safety, the Fall Edition
Along with crisp temperatures and colorful leaves, autumn brings with it a bounty of seasonal activities - that bring with them the possibility of foodborne pathogens. Here are some ideas for keeping your loved ones and your food safe.
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What If the Fate of the Entire World Rested in Your Hands?
EHS professionals have plenty on their plates, but a new study indicates that their job doesn't stop at just protecting their employees. The thinking now is that companies need to take responsibility for not only their own employees but for every worker throughout their global supply chain. |
Extreme Heat, Cold Raise Workers' Injury Risk
Toiling in extreme temperatures may increase workers' risk of injury, according to the results of a recent study. Results showed that 2.72% of the injuries were attributed to extreme temperatures -- Extreme heat increased the risk by 9% and extreme cold raised the risk by 4%. |
Workers Using Prescription Opioids Face Safety and Health Risks
 The opioid crisis that faces the nation has a great impact on workers and NIOSH has a comprehensive program to address opioids in workers. One issue of concern is workers who use prescription opioids and/or benzodiazepines for medically appropriate reasons.
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Occupational Health Research Round-up: October 2018
 Stories include chronic exposure to a low dose of ionizing radiation, research to evaluate the cost effectiveness of occupational health interventions, rehabilitation of employees with cancer, and workers unaware of links between cancer and low physical activity.
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Occupational Health News Roundup
Recent News & Articles on Workplace Health
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Upcoming Conferences
- SCSAOHN, Nov. 1-2
- NCAOHN, (cancelled)
Vendor fees donated to hurricane relief - OAOHN, Nov. 1-3, 2018
- NECOEM/MaAOHN, Nov. 29-30, 2018
- AOCOPM, March 20-22, 2019
- LAOHN, July 24-26, 2019
- More to come; Stay tuned...
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Losing sleep, even for one night, can negatively impact metabolism and help trigger excess weight gain - possibly explaining a link between sleep deprivation and shift worker health problems - according to the results of a recent study.
Almost 60 per cent of truck drivers in a recent Canadian study reported experiencing musculoskeletal (MSD) pain and discomfort on the job, even though it may be preventable.
