* I don't know about pediatricians but nurses working in labor and delivery can be responsible for the child's health until they are 18. Which means they can be sued for whatever until that baby they delivered is an adult.
The most common may be sprains or strains from lifting and handling your patients. With any health care provider, there is an exposure to Infectious Diseases, slips and falls from stepping into assorted liquids, electrical hazards from medical devices, chemical hazards from substances used in medical care, sanitizing surfaces, etc. My personal favorite is being bitten by a patient.
catching what the child has. Anything the child has!!
Kids biting you
what health and safety issues are involved in fbi agent
The health and safety issues involved in nursing including catching diseases or infections. Nurses can also become contaminated by blood through accidental needle pokes.
to ensure you have a emrgency nymber in case of injury
The primary health and safety issue associated with the profession of phlebotomy would be the issue of bloodbourne pathogens such as HIV and hepatitis.
There aren't really any health and safety issues??
The Health & Safety Executive.
what are the moral approaches to handling safety,health and welfare issues
There are some health and safety risks involved with being a veterinarian. The animal could attack you. The instruments used could accidentally hurt you. If an animal has a disease that humans can also get, your at risk.
All safety issues should be a part of a health inventory. The inventory should look into:Safety equipmentApproved tools/heavy equipmentPersonal safety equipmentPersonnel health and safety training
Whole encyclopedias have been written about the health and safety issues of the workplace. No reasonably short explanation will be of use.
One health risk associated with being an accountant is the fact that you can get carpal tunnel syndrome. Carpal tunnel causes pain in the wrists.
English Agency comparable to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) in the US. The Health and safety executive is responsible for setting and enforcing standards regarding work place safety and health issues.