Calloway - Kentucky. The placement of secret brush piles by private parties is a Kentucky Lake tradition. Find some of these and get into fish like never before. Largemouth in the 8-pound range help make Kentucky Lake one of the nation's top bass waters. How about smallies ne...
A: The HCPro OSHA Safety Program manual says to keep sterilization records and logs for three years, because that is the recommendation of the Guideline for Disinfection and Sterilization in Healthcare Facilities, 2008 (See page 92) .ll that is a round about way of saying, âIt depends.â. APIC keeps the ambiguity going in âInfection Control in Ambulatory Care,â by saying: âTo determine how long written logs should be kept, consult legal counsel or, if the site is associated with a larger institution or hospital, the infection control department.
How long should records be kept? Although states may have different guidelines or laws, The Doctors Company recommends the following: Adult patients, 10 years from the date the patient was last seen. Minor patients, 28 years from the patient's birth. Deceased patients, five years from the date of death. In California, where there is no statutory requirement regarding physician offices, the California Medical Association recommends that medical records be retained indefinitely or for at least 25 years after the patient's last visit.