Blood-borne pathogens : new software cuts through record-keeping maze

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      <subfield code="a">OSHA's standard puts managers on red alert. OSHA estimates the new standard will prevent more than 200 deaths and 9,200 infections annually. Various software manufacturers and distributors have worked on products to help health-care employers meet the new OSHA blood-borne-pathogens standard</subfield>
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