Spirometry Testing in Occupational Health Programs
occupational health practice, OSHA developed this guidance document to summarize what it regards as the elements of a good occupational health spirometry program. Recommendations ... nurse practitioners, and in some workplaces, registered nurses. PLHCPs often oversee the occupational spirometry program, supervise
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