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It starts with commitment. the health and safety policy is the commitment by the employer to provide and maintain a safe workplace. the commitment of the workforce is also a necessary component.when the workplace parties sit down to develop an ergonomic approach to patient handling, they will develop terms of reference that set forth how the health and safety committee will function in approaching this problem and reach its goal of reduced injuries.in general, a safe patient handling program will involve the following steps: management approval and commitment to develop and implement a patient handling program.perform a needs analysis.create and standardize patient assessment criteria.develop decision trees to standardize actions.determine which controls are needed to implement specific tasks or patient needs.institute a "no-lift" policy, where possible.

Hello! i believe that it is okay, but you should limit on how much you go in a jacuzzi, hot tub, sauna etc. the rise in temperature may effect the development of you unborn baby and could cause some birth defects most likely in the first 3 months or 12 weeks of pregnancy. the recommended amount of time to be in a jacuzzi while pregnant would be 10  minutes or less.i hope this !

Prices stands for  • protection• rest• ice• compression• elevationthe answer you're  looking for is e you elevate your  injury by elevating it above the level of your heart.