How We Use HIPAA Standards Internationally While Respecting Local Communities
Understanding HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996) outside of the U.S. is not always straightforward. Operating in […]
The Basics of Home of Record and Batch Processing Medical Screenings
Medical screenings catch potential medical issues before a candidate ever steps foot on a project site, saving organizations costs in
PA in Afghanistan Puts Safety of Others Above Her Own
On May 31, 2017, a vehicle-borne suicide bomb detonated in Kabul’s diplomatic quarter a few hundred yards from one of
What HSE Personnel Need to Know about HIPAA in the Digital Age
From the day employees are hired to the end of the project, their health and safety is a priority. Although
Remote Medical International Saves Heart Attack Patient on Remote Island
On January 1, 2018 at 8 p.m., Remote Medical International employees Dr. Bruce Dooley and Paramedic Lauren Hadley, providing contracted
Top Three Most Common Injuries on Industrial Worksites and How to Treat Them
When working in heavy construction and industrial environments, employees are exposed to many potential injuries, with some more common than
Providing Medical Support for Hurricane Recovery in Puerto Rico
When Hurricanes Irma and Maria hit Puerto Rico, locals quickly lost water, food, power, and medical resources. Thankfully, many major
Everything You Need to Know About MOD 13 Screening Standards
The U.S. Government updated their Central Command (CENTCOM) screening standards from MOD 12 to MOD 13 in 2017. While many
6 Things to Include in a Medical Emergency Response Plan for International Project Sites
We all hope that no one gets hurt on a project site, but it’s best to prepare for the worst.
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Trying a DIY approach to Duty of Care? Consider these Seven Things First.
Every day, companies make difficult choices about where to spend limited resources to achieve their goals and mitigate risks. Occupational