June 28, 2018
Joint Commission: OSHA requires Form 300A data to be submitted electronically
Editor's Note
The Joint Commission on June 27 announced that the Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) now requires employers (including many healthcare organizations) to report Form 300A data electronically because it no longer accepts paper submissions.
Form 300A is a summary of serious work-related injuries and illnesses that occur in an organization each calendar year (CY).
All covered organizations must submit their CY 2017 data by July 1. Beginning in 2019, data must be submitted by March 2.
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