The Occupational Medicine Life Quality Program has been promoting actions in connection with the physical, mental and emotional health of co-workers. Annual vaccination campaigns are held against influenza and tetanus for Maintenance personnel and against Hepatitis B for those who operate in areas with greater contamination risk. Additionally, in the physical health field, Occupational Medicine coordinates programs, such as dengue and conjunctivitis attack campaigns, smoking reduction and prevention, among others.
The “No Accident” campaign, implemented in 2003, minimizes the occurrence of accidents involving perforating and cutting materials, particularly in areas such as the operating centers, the hospital admission wings and the Hotel keeping. For that purpose, the nursing employees are constantly informed on the importance of the proper disposal of needles and other materials, thus avoiding the risk of contamination. Mechanisms have been developed within the operating centers in order to properly eliminate any contaminated materials. As a supplemental and preventive measure, vaccination against Hepatitis B is required for all co-workers.