ADS Foundation receives 3rd OSHA grant to expand healthcare safety training
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Why it matters for dental
Dental practice owners and OSHA compliance officers can expect expanded free safety-training resources from the ADS Foundation, funded by a third OSHA grant, lowering the cost and time needed to meet mandated infection-control and safety standards.
Key points
- The American Dental Society Foundation (ADS Foundation) has been awarded its third OSHA grant specifically for healthcare safety training.
- The new funding will expand the scope of existing training programs already used by dental practices for OSHA compliance.
- Free or low-cost training reduces the direct expense and staff downtime associated with meeting annual OSHA mandates.
- Practices that rely on ADS Foundation materials should monitor for new course releases and updated compliance modules.
Who should care
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