Abstract
The blue line has appeared in the relevant window and a potential future perioperative practitioner is on the way. There are a number of issues and requirements which parents to be who are working in the perioperative environment should consider.
Keywords
Get full access to this article
View all access options for this article.
References
1.Department of Health 2005 Agenda for Change: NHS terms and conditions of service handbook London , DH
2.Department of Trade and Industry 2003 Maternity Rights London , DTI
3.
Harrington J
1987 The Health of Anaesthetist Anaesthesia 42 131 –132
4.The Stationery Office 1992 Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations Norwich , TSO
5.The Stationery Office 1996 The Employment Rights Act Norwich , TSO
6.The Stationery Office 1999 a The Employment Relations Act Norwich , TSO
7.The Stationery Office 1999 b The Maternity and Parental Leave Regulations Norwich , TSO
8.The Stationery Office 2002 a The Employment Act Norwich , TSO
9.The Stationery Office 2002 b Maternity and Parental Leave (Amendments) Norwich , TSO
10.
Monsoon R
1990 Occupational Epidemiology Boca Raton , CRC Press
11.National Association of Theatre Nurses 2004 Standards and Recommendations for Safe Perioperative Practice Harrogate , NATN
12.
Spence A
1987 Environment Pollution by Inhalation Anaesthetics British Journal of Anaesthesia 59 93 –103