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occupational hazard n. a danger or risk inherent in certain employments or workplaces, such as deep-sea diving, cutting timber, high-rise steel construction, high-voltage electrical wiring, use of pesticides, painting bridges, and many factories. The risk factor may limit insurance coverage of death or injury while at work. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| EL SEGUNDO -- There are occupational hazards that go along with being a Lakers big man these days, and in the midst of one of his best games as a pro, Luke Walton fell victim Friday night. Editorial includes coverage of: optimizing health outcomes, occupational hazards for healthcare professionals, transfer and safety issues, consultations, dietary modification, OR supplies and instrumentation, patient compliance, wound care and infections, bariatric teamwork, ethical issues, insurance issues, and reconstructive surgery. The PPA solution is said to minimize occupational hazards and optimize process improvements to become part of a customer's quality, environment, health and safety management systems, according to the company. |
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