Medical surveillance for those who handle chemo/hazardous drugs

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Renu Bajwa
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Medical surveillance for those who handle chemo/hazardous drugs

USP 800 includes medical surveillance for healthcare workers who handle hazardous drugs as a regular part of their job assignment.
1. How are institutions defining "regular" for this? Staff that handles chemo/HD how frequently?
2. What personnel/departments will you be including in this medical surveillance program? EVS?

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