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Occupational Health and Safety - Bloodborne PathogensOnline Resources
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Biosafety and Bloodborne Pathogens Control Description: From the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Department of Environmental Health, Safety and Risk Management Biosafety and Bloodborne Pathogens. (uwm.edu) |
Bloodborne Pathogen Training Module Description: Online Training Module: What are bloodborne pathogens? Hepatitis and HIV, routes of exposure, engineering controls, HBV vaccinations. (Oklahoma State University) (pp.okstate.edu) |
Bloodborne pathogens. - 1910.1030 Description: OSHA Safety and Health, OSHA Regulations (Standards - 29 CFR) Bloodborne pathogens. - 1910.1030 (osha.gov) |
CDC-Bloodborne Pathogens Description: Information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Extensive listing. (cdc.gov) |
Center for Disease Control- Hepatitis Description: Information and resources on how to identify and protect yourself from hepatitis A through E. (cdc.gov) |
Health and Safety Fact Sheet - Bloodborne Pathogens Description: From the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees. (afscme.org) |
NYCOSH Factsheet Description: Explains employees' rights under OSHA's bloodborne pathogens rule and how employees can use the rule to make certain that employers are providing the most effective protection from bloodborne pathogens. (nycosh.org) |
Workplace Issues: Bloodborne Pathogens Description: Occupational Health and Safety: information from American Nurses Association affecting health care workers. (ana.org) |
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