The rules urgent care staff actually get asked about.
Sourced from the Code of Federal Regulations, not from an accreditation manual — each guide cites the actual rule, so you can check it yourself rather than take our word for it.
The OSHA sharps injury log, explained
What the log has to record, what it can't include, and why it exists even at a clinic that's never had an injury.
29 CFR 1910.1200Hazardous chemical inventory & SDS access
The chemical list and the safety data sheets behind it — what "readily accessible" actually means, and the one check a surveyor runs first.
42 CFR 493.15(e)(1)CLIA-waived testing: what the rule actually requires
The federal requirement is one sentence. Here's what it says, what it doesn't, and where the rest of what you've heard actually comes from.
This is what the product tracks
Every log in this series is one Medicin Binder already runs — filed on a phone, timestamped, and impossible to backdate. If you're reading this because a surveyor is coming, that's the fastest way to be ready for the next one too.
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