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A comprehensive resource designed to support the daily operations, safety, and effectiveness of school-based health s...
Learn MoreIndiana University offers excellent resources on Safe Lifting Techniques that include information on general techniques and back safety.
The University of North Carolina has an excellent resource on Lifting and Material Handling. This resource describes the Stages of Lifting.
This is a tool that would be excellent for departments working on safe lifting performance improvement. The tool facilitates data collection through observation of others while lifting.
A risk assessment checklist for those working in the materials handling area. This checklist was originally created by Enos, HumanFit in 2012 and addresses load, tasks, working environment and individual capacity.
A document that spells out the universal best practices of safe lifting techniques across any industry. This is a handy tool that can be printed out and hung as a poster or could be used during an in-service to review safe lifting principles with staff.
An interactive tool developed by OSHA to educate on hazards in the healthcare environment. This tool provides mitigation strategies for some of the most common risks to employees in healthcare such as ergonomics, patient handling, and postures.
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Prioritizing our Healthcare Workers: The importance of Addressing the Intersection of Workplace Violence and Mental Health and Wellbeing
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