Avery Instructions for Chemical Label Printing

Easy-to-follow instructions to print your own OSHA-compliant chemical labels. Can be used to help your office comply with the Globally Harmonized System requirements for chemical labeling

Eyewash Station Information

Resources for selecting a good eyewash station for your office

Flu Season Sign - English

Sample sign in English to post in your office advising patients of your airborne illness prevention policy. Note: This sign is for practices that do NOT see patients with acute respiratory illness.

Flu Season Sign - Español

Sample sign in Spanish to post in your office advising patients of your airborne illness prevention policy. Note: This sign is for practices that do NOT see patients with acute respiratory illness.

Patient ATD Screening Form - English

A sample screening form in English that can be used to screen patients for acute respiratory illnesses. Can be modified as needed.

Patient ATD Screening Form - Español

San Diego Healthcare Compliance - Introductory Material - 2018

Description of the comprehensive training and support services offered by San Diego Healthcare Compliance,
background of Dr. Jonathan Rudin, OSHA’s penalty structure, and excerpt of OSHA requirements for healthcare
facilities.

SDHC Service Offerings

San Diego Healthcare Compliance’s comprehensive safety training and support services.

Exposure Incident Forms

San Diego Healthcare Compliance’s comprehensive Exposure Incident Forms. Use these forms to document the exposure incident process from beginning to end.

Antibacterial Soap - Use Plain Soap and Water

Handwashing Advice from the FDA

Infection Prevention Checklist for Dental Settings

This checklist is a companion to the Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care. Developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Medical Waste Management Act - 2017

The Medical Waste Management Act
(California Health and Safety Code
Sections 117600 – 118360) governs medical waste management at several locations, including healthcare facilities. Developed by the California Department of Public Health.

Optimal Sterilization Center Schematic

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations for implementing an optimal sterilization area.

Section 1005. Minimum Standards for Infection Control

Basic information used in the California Infection Control course required by the Dental Board of California for biennial relicensing applications.

Service Animals and the ADA

This document provides guidance on the Americans with Disabilities Act’s service animal provisions. Should be read
along with the the ADA Revised Requirements: Service Animals. Offices that have a general “no pets” policy may need
to modify it to allow service animals into their facilities.

Requirement for Interactive OSHA Training Onsite at Least Annually

Did you know that both Federal and California OSHA require specific practices for healthcare facility compliance? This
document (excerpted from OSHA regulations) states, among other things, that training must be provided to your
employees annually must be presented live by a qualified instructor, must allow your employees to interact with that
the instructor must take place during normal business hours and must occur in your office.

Injection Practices - Dangerous Misperceptions

This document provides examples of dangerous misperceptions about injection practices. Developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Injection Safety Checklist

This checklist is a subset of items found in the CDC Infection Prevention Checklist for Outpatient Settings: Minimum Expectations for Safe Care. Developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Injection Safety FAQs

These FAQ’s address injection practices that assure the safety of patients and healthcare personnel. Developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Question of Single-Dose or Multi-Dose Vials

Developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in response to recent injuries and deaths associated with reuse of single-dose vials and misuse of multiple-dose vials.