Policy and Procedure for Managing OSHA-Mandated Chest X-rays in Pregnant Workers
This policy outlines procedures for managing OSHA-regulated surveillance chest X-rays in women who may be pregnant.
This policy outlines procedures for managing OSHA-regulated surveillance chest X-rays in women who may be pregnant.
The Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021 (CAA-2021) was a massive US law providing funding for the government and addressing various policy issues. Here’s a basic summary:
In workplaces with hazardous airborne contaminants, respirators are crucial life-saving equipment. To guarantee employees’ well-being and compliance with OSHA regulations, respiratory exams play a vital role. This article dives into the essential elements of OSHA respiratory exams for occupational health professionals.
In our modern society, it is disheartening to witness the lack of progress in caring for individuals with physical, mental, or emotional limitations. These individuals, often labeled as disabled, find themselves trapped in a cycle of desperation and poverty.
When it comes to achieving a healthier workforce, small urgent care and occupational medicine (OccMed) providers can make a big difference. By offering specialized OccMed programs, businesses can provide their employees with access to important health services like fitness and nutrition guidance. These resources not only improve overall well-being but also have lasting effects outside of the workplace.
In the fast-paced world of healthcare, patient privacy, security, and HIPAA compliance have become critical concerns. As technology advances and cyber threats loom larger than ever, it is essential for healthcare workers to stay informed and proactive in safeguarding sensitive data. In this blog post, we will explore the key takeaways from a recent NAOHP Town Hall discussion centered around the developments surrounding privacy, security, and HIPAA compliance in 2023.
UBERDOC is a digital healthcare company that allows patients to schedule appointments with physicians for an out-of-pocket, guaranteed price. We have thousands of physicians who participate nationwide, in over 50 specialties. We partner with employers and government organizations who need quicker access to medical appointments.
Missing revenue opportunities (that no other coding solution can find): The platform uses AI to recognize such encounters and flags them off for review. On average, we have been able to deliver about 18% in increased revenue for practices that work with us.
When we started in urgent care in the early to mid ‘80’s, our challenge was awareness. No one knew what urgent care meant. We knew we were creating a place people could go instead of the emergency room for “minor emergencies. Obviously the industry has matured and evolved, but not all for the better.
By Larry Earl, MD; Burke Mays; and William Kellenberger
From a concerned CME: “I am reaching out to ask for details surrounding any decisions FMCSA has made about the Phillips CPAP recall in regards to CDL drivers.