How to Deal with Biohazard Risks in Modern Medicine? The Right Approach Always Works

Hospitals and healthcare facilities have unique occupational health and safety risks. These factors can affect the health and performance of healthcare professionals as well as the health of people. It is important to control, remove, or reduce these risks to improve the healthcare system through patient care. Engineering measures, administrative policies and personal protective equipment can help in this regard. Both hospital outpatient routine and infectious disease research can potentially present serious public health risks. Protecting the health and safety of individuals and the community requires commitment from institutions and employees, each with a high sense of responsibility. The biohazard management system establishes principles to help laboratories, clinics and health care facilities achieve biosafety and bioprotection goals. It also outlines the essential components to be integrated into the governance, strategy, planning, and culture of a public, private, or home health care setting. Overall, it describes a comprehensive process for managing and reducing biological risk and provides guidance on its implementation (Fig 3).