OSHA
Best Practices for Non-Health Care Employers with On-site Health Care Services
Pages
60
Time to read
77 mins
Publication
Language
English
Pages
60
Time to read
77 mins
Publication
Language
English
This guide provides best practices for non-health care employers who utilize on-site health care services. It outlines the concept of medical management in the workplace, which includes identifying work-related injuries and illnesses, delivering first aid and medical care, and tracking incidents to prevent further issues. The document aims to assist employers in creating effective medical management programs, highlighting the importance of compliance with OSHA standards and regulations. It updates a previous OSHA publication and addresses deficiencies in medical management practices observed in various industries. The guide includes chapters on first aid, developing medical management programs, the roles of health care professionals, and case studies illustrating challenges and solutions. Appendices offer additional information on health care professionals and operational considerations for on-site clinics. The intended audience includes larger non-health care employers and health care providers involved in workplace health services.