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Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) is a critical field dedicated to ensuring the well-being of employees in various work environments. It encompasses a variety of practices, regulations, and policies to prevent workplace injuries, illnesses, and fatalities. The significance of OHS has grown with technological advancements and shifts in workforce dynamics, highlighting the need for effective safety programs that protect employees while enhancing organizational performance.OHS plays a vital role in protecting employees, reducing workplace accidents, and improving overall productivity. It also helps organizations comply with legal requirements, minimize injuries-related costs, and enhance their reputation in the eyes of employees and the public.
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Dr Abdirahman Moalim Hassan IbrahimPhD of Nursing Science in (KIU);Master of Health Service Mgt. (KU);Bachelor of General Nursing in (MU);Bachelor of medicine and Surgery (MBBS) in (DSU);Senior lecturer 2012 up to now;Lecturer at Plasma University, Horn of Africa University.
