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When Must Reports of Suspected Bloodborne Pathogen Transmission Be Made?

April 26, 2017bloodborne pathogen reports transmission

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When Must Reports of Suspected Bloodborne Pathogen Transmission Be Made?

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The report must be made to the PSC within one business day of the day that a licensed physician, PA, or SA, who is part of the OBS practice, has reason to suspect that there has been a transmission of a bloodborne pathogen from a healthcare professional to a patient or between patients originating in the OBS practice.