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23 May 2014: Please note that the OH practitioner can clarify the report and advice given verbally, but will not answer any new or additional questions without first consulting with the individual. ... where necessary, when accommodating a new employee with a health

17 May 2010: monitoring • Ensure new staff receive structured. induction training. Work patterns. •

22 Sep 2014: OHL04 - Working safely with Display screen equipment (DSE) laptops, HSD161P (pdf)

22 Sep 2014: OHL3 - Working safely with Display screen equipment (DSE) desktops, HSD116P (pdf)

16 Sep 2014: Accidental exposure to blood or other body fluids from patients can lead to you becoming infected if the patient is infected with a bloodborne virus such HIV, hepatitis B and hepatitis C Carry out safe practice and universal standards when using and

19 Sep 2014: OHF25 - HAVS initial assessment (pdf) OHF25 - HAVS initial assessment (docx)

14 Oct 2014: All staff and students who will be involved in laboratory work with hazard group 3 pathogens, or class 3 genetically modified organisms, or unscreened human blood or tissue samples must complete health screening before beginning this work. The aim

16 Sep 2014: OHF18 Medical student screening for blood borne virus (pdf) OHF18 Medical student screening for blood borne virus (docx)

16 Sep 2014: Search site. Occupational Health. Immunisation and infection control requirements. requires that all students meet the immunisation and infection control standards required for new NHS healthcare workers. ... All new entrants who have been living or

16 Sep 2014: A animal allergy (AA) is an allergic response that can develop as a result of exposure to animal or insect allergens. Approximately a third of people exposed to animals may experience exposure related symptoms. All staff working with animals and

22 Aug 2014: Search site. Occupational Health. Frequently Asked Questions - Health Surveillance. Q. I have been told by my manager that I need to attend Occupational Health to register on the appropriate health surveillance programme but don't know why or what

27 Apr 2015: OHF38 - Medical Student Referral to Occupational Health from the Fitness to Practise Committee (FTPC).docx OHF38 - Medical Student Referral to Occupational Health from the Fitness to Practise Committee (FTPC).pdf

3 Sep 2018: j) Are you a new or expectant mother? (optional question). k) If you have worked at night before, did this cause any ill health? ... If ‘yes’ to any of the above, please give details i.e., when condition developed, is this new, how severe, its effect

19 Sep 2016: Information for HR and managers Guidance in cases of staff mental health difficulties or acute distress Anyone can get upset or distressed at work and this document will help you identify the most helpful things to do to ensure a satisfactory and

3 Sep 2018: j) Are you a new or expectant mother? (optional question). |_|. |_|. ... If ‘yes’ to any of the above, please give details i.e., when condition developed, is this new, how severe, its effect on you, how well controlled and treatment so far.

20 Sep 2023: Freedom from infection with BBVs is not an absolute requirement to train as a doctor, however, guidelines require that all new HCWs, including medical students, who participate in EPPs, must undergo ... In accordance UK Health Security Agency

23 May 2022: Do you have a health condition for which you have been offered or are you eligible for new treatments for COVID-19?

22 Sep 2023: Freedom from infection with BBVs is not an absolute requirement to train as a doctor, however, guidelines require that all new HCWs, including medical students, who participate in EPPs, must undergo ... In accordance UK Health Security Agency

23 May 2022: Do you have a health condition for which you have been offered or are you eligible for new treatments for COVID-19?

26 Jun 2018: We may be able to clarify the report and advice given verbally but we will not answer new or additional questions without first consulting you.