The answer is C. The abbreviation "OSHA" stands for Occupational Safety and Health Administration. This organization oversees health and safety regulations for the working environment. OSHA also provides training and educational services for the work environment. These professionals conduct health and safety inspections (often without notice) at medical practices to ensure the work environment is safe.
OSHA inspections target areas of high risk or illness. For example, an inspector may check multiple times at a chemical power plant to ensure all regulations are met. They may also target hospitals with a high volume of patients and/or referrals from other agencies. Again, these inspections aim to ensure a safe workplace and enforce health regulations. A workplace's operaitons may be shut down if hazardous conditions are detected. Citations will be given to the employer if requirements are not met. The Department of Labor is then able to decide whether the organization is able to continue working.
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