One of the best methods an occupational health nurse can use in assessing workplace hazards is to:
1. Review incident reports
2. Walk through the worksite
3. Interview key employees
4. Read the Standard Industrial Classification Code
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One of the best methods an occupational health nurse can use in assessing workplace hazards is to walk through the worksite.
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