Guidelines for Employee Health Services in Hospitals, Clinics and Medical Research Institutions

Tc, Brown; Sd, Kreider; Wr, Lange

doi:10.1097/00043764-198310000-00027

Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine

1983

DOI: 10.1097/00043764-198310000-00027

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Guidelines for Employee Health Services in Hospitals, Clinics and Medical Research Institutions

Brown Tc¹,

Kreider Sd²,

Lange Wr³

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Employee Health Guidelines From the American Occupational Medical Association

Brown¹,

Kreider²,

Lange³

1984

Infect. Control

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For many years the American Occupational Medical Association (AOMA) has had a committee on medical center employee occupational health services. This committee has met periodically to discuss common problems and issues related to occupational health matters in health-care facilities. Two years ago a task force met to develop guidelines for employee health services which would be the official AOMA statement on this matter. The guidelines were published recently in the Journal of Occupational Medicine and have been reprinted here.

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Employee Health Guidelines From the American Occupational Medical Association

Brown¹,

Kreider²,

Lange³

1984

Infect. Control

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Keeping Health-Care Workers Healthy

Baker¹,

Brennan²

1984

N Engl J Med

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Legal issues in the medical assessment of physical impairment by third‐party physicians

Rothstein

1984

Journal of Legal Medicine

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Employee Health Guidelines From the American Occupational Medical Association

Employee Health Guidelines From the American Occupational Medical Association

Keeping Health-Care Workers Healthy

Legal issues in the medical assessment of physical impairment by third‐party physicians

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