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Welcome Deanna!

 

Are you at Bay Area in the Houston (Webster) Area?  Or some other Bay Area?  If TX, I’m happy to make a visit and offer some resources for guidance as you build your program.

 

Let me know.

 

Amber

 

 

Amber H Mitchell, DrPH, MPH, CPH

President | Executive Director

Email | amber.mitchell@internationalsafetycenter.org

Web | www.internationalsafetycenter.org

 

Safer Workers | Better Healthcare TM

 

 

 

 

I am new to Occupational Health nursing.  I’d like to see what other hospitals are doing to report and manage exposures such as BBP, Varicella, etc.  We have packets that our employees fill out.  They are directed to go to Occupational Health or Supervisor (if after hours), but out packets don’t seem user friendly.

 

Also, do any of you have patients sign a consent on admit that in the event of employee BBP exposure, they would consent to lab testing.  It seems that if we had a consent up front, that would be one less step in the event that an employee suffers an exposure AND this would be helpful if an exposure occurred during surgery or recovery when a patient is unable to consent.

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