The health care setting has the largest and most diverse array of agents that are hazardous to humans.
Jeffrey Lombardo, PharmD, BCOP
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Articles by Jeffrey Lombardo, PharmD, BCOP
Occupational exposure to oncology medications and other hazardous drugs has been a mounting public health concern for several decades. Health care workers may be exposed to hazardous drugs while preparing, administering, or disposing of drugs or while handling bodily fluids of treated patients.
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