Hi Bob
I was
thinking about things like inhaler and GTN spray, where the advice is to rest
and use the medication, I think there would be an argument against somebody having
angina pain and then having to walk to their locker (ours can be quite far
away). This then brought up the issue of glass bottles …….another can of worms
I think! ;-)
Regards
Clare
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Clare,
I would be interested in this please. We have a strict nothing in the
fproduction areas but employees can leave their area for comfort breaks
and or to take their medicines.
I cannot think of any medicines that are that actually need to be on their
person rather than in an easily accessible locker or control point (?? epipen
or inhaler).
BOB
> Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2008 16:14:34 +0100
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> Subject: [OCC-HEALTH] storage of medicines
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> Hi
> does anybody have a storage of medicines policy that they would be willing
> to share ?
> Also does anybody have a policy regfgarding medication kept on the person
> in food factories where this would normally not be allowed?
> Clare
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