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In the Australian Health care Sector, department of health care, duty of care is seen as a collective responsibility. The medical specialists owe the customer (patients) a duty of care, proper treatment. The department of health owes the medic a duty of care. One medic owes a fellow medic a duty of care. Thus from these scenarios, it is clearly indicated that the whole process is a collective responsibility at the workplace. The health department in Australia can ensure implementation of these procedures by having a laid down Standard of Operation (SOP) at the workplace and well displayed to create awareness of who should take what responsibility and at what circumstances.
Site operations need to be well outlined and safety measures put in place such as helmets, and all the applicable protective gears.
Similarly, if one medical provider faces some strenuous injury resulting from operations of a company machine, say for instance strain resulting from continuous keyboard typing, the employer can provide a specialist keyboard to the employee that will allow them to efficiently execute their work without much strain. The employer owes the employee a duty of care.
