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If your business is back in operation, you are probably dealing with situations involving employees’ exposure to COVID-19 or confirmed COVID-19. There seem to be extenuating circumstances with these situations that make it difficult for employers to.

As various mandates and recommendations related to dentistry are being lifted, dentists are beginning to question what steps need to be taken to resume operations and how to ensure a safe workplace for their employees as well as their patients. While.

Dental laboratory owners are asking what steps needs to be taken to resume operations and prepare the workplace for protection against COVID-19. Dental labs that were already complying with OSHA’s Bloodborne Pathogen Standard should be practicing.

Dental practices must ensure that their infection control procedures and policies are working to protect their workers. Here you'll find some helpful Q&A from SafeLink Consulting's Webinar: Long Term Impact of COVID-19 on Infection Control in the.

As time goes on and we all look back on the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on our businesses and our personal lives, we will realize the importance of infectious disease preparedness and response planning.  This pandemic has made business owners.

Dental laboratories must ensure that their infection control procedures and policies are working to protect their workers. Here you'll find some helpful Q&A from the NADL and SafeLink Consulting Webinar : COVID-19 Safety and Infection Protection.

The pandemic of the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) has created real challenges and uncertainties for businesses around the world.  Needless to say, all of us at SafeLink Consulting have been responding to questions from our dentistry clients on.

The pandemic of COVID-19 has created real challenges and uncertainties for dental practices.  Some practices are continuing to provide essential and emergency services and others are waiting to re-open their practices.  One thing for sure is that at.

Are you an employer who needs to provide disposable N95 filtering facepiece respirators (FFRs) to your workers but are unable to secure them due to the COVID-19 pandemic? Read on to learn how OSHA's enforcement guidance for respiratory protection and.

Maybe there is actually a light at the end of the tunnel for dental laboratories. Has your dental lab considered repurposing its manufacturing from dental devices to medical devices? Those dental labs that are already manufacturing medical devices can.