The Role of Respirator Fit Testing in Healthcare
Respirator fit testing is an essential component of respiratory protection programs in healthcare facilities. It is a process of determining whether a respirator properly fits
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OSHA FINES INCREASE TODAY: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Today, March 27th, marks the implementation of OSHA’s instance-by-instance (IBI) rule, which will have a significant impact on Respiratory Protection audits. Instead of facility-wide fines
Respiratory Fit Testing Solutions Available for Healthcare
For busy healthcare organizations, making the time to have each of your employees fit tested can be challenging. On top of this, most respiratory
What is a Respiratory Protection Program?
Creating a respiratory protection program is how your business complies with OSHA Respiratory Protection Standard 1910.134. The standard is lengthy, but the process is simple.
The Different Types of Respirator Fit Testing Methods Available for Healthcare
Respirator fit testing is an essential process for healthcare workers to ensure their safety while providing healthcare services. It is also crucial for healthcare employers
Mobile Fit Testing Becomes Healthcare’s Standard in OSHA Respiratory Compliance
OSHA-standard respirator fit testing has been delivered the same way for decades. Mobile Health developed an expedited solution for the 1.3 million U.S. employers affected
How to Prep for March 27th: OSHA Respiratory Protection Fine Increase
On January 17, 2023, OSHA announced a 7.7% violation fine increase, raising the fine from $14,502 per violation to $15,625 per violation. But this is
How Mobile Health Trains Ambulatory Centers to Perform In-House Fit Testing
It’s time to evaluate your respirator fit testing program! What’s going well? What’s slowing you down? Time and time again we see ambulatory centers turn
Mobile Health’s Methods to Improve Respiratory Protection Programs for Sub-Acute Care
Sub-acute care facilities are working with patients day in and day out. This constant movement makes compliance with OSHA Respiratory Protection Standard 1910.134 a harder
