According to OSHA requirements, how often must a healthcare organization maintain and display a log of occupational injuries?

Healthcare organizations are required by OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) regulations to maintain a log of occupational injuries and illnesses on an annual basis. This annual log, known as the OSHA Form 300, helps to track work-related incidents and ensure that the workplace is as safe as possible. It allows organizations to monitor trends, identify problem areas, and take preventive measures to reduce the risk of future incidents.

By maintaining this log annually, healthcare organizations can comply with OSHA regulations while also fostering a culture of safety within their facilities. The annual requirement also aligns with the need for employers to review and analyze workplace safety data periodically to enhance their safety programs and compliance efforts. Keeping this log helps in maintaining transparency, accountability, and readiness for OSHA inspections.