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BRCGS 7.3 Medical Screening for Return or Visit to Site after foreign travel or holiday

Started by , Aug 16 2022 09:15 AM
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I am reviewing our site Medical Screening procedure. There is reference to Medical Screening for Return/Visit to Site after foreign travel or holiday. The BRCGS standard and interpretation don't seem to specifically mention this. 

 

I guess the thought behind this is potentially increased or different exposure to infectious diseases

 

Is this a throw back to a previous standard version?
 

How do you approach this at your site?

 

My site is located in the UK.

 

Is there any guidance on which countries may be a cause for concern or should all foreign trips be subject to Technical review?

 

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Hi Prop Tech,

 

We use a similar form for returning to work after holiday. Based in UK also.

 

Ours ask if you have been to a foreign country and then it would be down to current situations to evaluate the threat the country poses. I.e.: Africa and Yellow Fever/ Malaria, or certain countries with a high rate of Monkey Pox etc.

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If you need a guide on Monkey Pox - see below. From the Institute of Food Safety at Cornell University.

 

https://institutefor...0e010-448390188

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jst23 how do you manage/police staff informing you of their intention to travel abroad? I feel I would be better to go down the route of 'Staff are asked to inform the management team when they travel abroad' rather than 'Staff Must inform'. We have a lot of staff and to be honest I would have no idea if most of them were in their back gardens or kayaking the congo.

jst23 how do you manage/police staff informing you of their intention to travel abroad? I feel I would be better to go down the route of 'Staff are asked to inform the management team when they travel abroad' rather than 'Staff Must inform'. We have a lot of staff and to be honest I would have no idea if most of them were in their back gardens or kayaking the congo.

 

Being a smaller team I imagine it is a lot easier.

 

Other that requesting staff inform your of there travels. Upon their return to work staff are asked if they've been aboard and if so: Where. What more can you really do to police it?

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