13-Part Series
Lab Safety
Laboratories are dangerous places to work, and even in the best prepared laboratories, accidents still occur. This series will cover lab safety regulations and biosafety best practices, as well as recommendations on how to prevent laboratory-acquired infections, what to do in specific emergency scenarios, and more.
Articles in this Series
Improving Indoor Air Quality in Clinical Laboratories: Best Practices for Safety and Compliance
Improving Indoor Air Quality in Clinical Laboratories: Best Practices for Safety and Compliance
8 Ways to Improve Your Clinical Lab's Emergency Disaster Preparedness Plans
8 Ways to Improve Your Clinical Lab's Emergency Disaster Preparedness Plans
Protecting Your Clinical Laboratory from Cybersecurity Threats
Protecting Your Clinical Laboratory from Cybersecurity Threats
Reducing the Risk of Laboratory-Acquired Infections
Reducing the Risk of Laboratory-Acquired Infections
How to Build a Biosafety Program in Clinical Microbiology Labs
How to Build a Biosafety Program in Clinical Microbiology Labs
Preventing Chemical Accidents in the Clinical Lab
Preventing Chemical Accidents in the Clinical Lab
Improving Safety Compliance through Lab Design
Improving Safety Compliance through Lab Design
Danger in the Clinical Lab
Danger in the Clinical Lab
Biomedical Laboratory Safety Updates
Biomedical Laboratory Safety Updates
Common Accidents in a Histopathology Lab
Common Accidents in a Histopathology Lab
Safety Measures to Prevent Laboratory-Acquired Infection
Safety Measures to Prevent Laboratory-Acquired Infection
How to Handle a Laboratory Emergency
How to Handle a Laboratory Emergency
