Hi Jane,
We have a happy mix of both. When our
Trust introduced a new uniform policy associated with infection control
campaign – we were provided with nurse specialist uniforms for when we
are working in a clinical capacity ie taking blood and administering vaccinations,
or if we go into clinical areas to see staff there such as during the flu
campaigns. This has been very well received by both the OH staff and the people
we see who feel this is more appropriate and professional for these tasks –
however when seeing management referrals and other non clinical duties we
continue to wear normal clothes which seems a good balance.
Christine
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Subject: [OCC-HEALTH] Uniform
Could I have your professional opinion on whether
OHA's should wear uniform, pros and cons. |
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