Dear Emma.
We will be doing the same, but I am not sure about the beyond Woema guidelines. We follow SDS recommendations. Manufacturer recommendations.
Please post results for all.
Thank you,
Cathreen
Cathreen Johnson FNPc
Manager, Employee Health Services
City of Hope
626-218-5252
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I am taking the USP 800 advisory statement to our legal department for review. Before doing so, I wanted to get a pulse check on where other organizations are on the medical surveillance issue. I realize I am oversimplifying with the
following categories and you may fall somewhere in between. Please vote:
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Not doing any medical surveillance
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Doing limited medical surveillance to only those with specific verified exposure to hazardous drugs as suggested by WOEMA
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Performing medical surveillance for employees with potential for exposure beyond what WOEMA recommends
I am happy to tabulate and share with the group.
p.s. I believe someone on this listserv already shared but in case you missed it, here is a link to the advisory statement from WOEMA
https://www.woema.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/WOEMA-USP800-approved-12-4-2019.pdf?x51975
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