Start your year by thinking about your decision-making when it comes to safety. New thoughts may give you novel options for a happier and safer 2020.
The fact that EMS is a stressful field has been documented for years. A 2016 survey of EMS professionals revealed that 37% contemplated suicide. The national average is 3.7%. An astounding 6.6% of the respondents actually attempted suicide.
Back issues are not confined to EMS providers, but are commonly the number one cause of leaving the medical transportation industry.
Consider your approach to alcohol consumption as a personal health behavior.
Review the risk factors for exertional heat stroke.
Many claims reported by Markel's Health and Fitness Club policyholders involve a slip and fall, or trip and fall. Learn how to control these accidents and keep the circulation area free of hazards.
About 22,000 EMS providers visit Emergency Departments for work related injuries annually. Falls, exposures to blood and body fluids, and sprains and strains are the most common reasons.
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) outlines that choking on food poses an important and relatively under-addressed problem for U.S. children.
When a fitness center develops a consistent member orientation program and accurately documents the process, they may have a better chance at success in avoiding costly claims against the club.
Take a look at the top five recommendations made to Markel's health club clients.