Door safety in hospitals is a critical part of patient, staff and child safety, helping prevent finger pinch injuries and improving overall infrastructure safety. Hospitals are designed to heal. Every corridor, ward, ICU and OT is planned to protect patients, staff and visitors. Yet one very common risk quietly exists in almost every hospital building. Doors . From OPD rooms to ICUs, doors are opened and closed hundreds of times every day. In high-pressure environments like h

In pharmaceutical manufacturing, safety is not limited to machines and chemicals. Workplace door safety  plays a critical role in protecting employees and maintaining cleanroom discipline. Yet, across pharma production units in India, hinge-side door safety is often overlooked , leading to finger injuries , airflow imbalance and powder leakage. Why door finger injuries are common in pharma plants Doors inside pharmaceutical facilities are used continuously throughout shifts.

Hospitals are expected to be the safest spaces for healing and recovery. Yet one common risk inside healthcare facilities continues to be overlooked. Door pinch injuries . Door finger injuries in hospitals affect patients, children, elderly visitors, and even healthcare staff. These injuries often occur near the hinge side of doors and can cause severe pain, infection risks, and delayed recovery. Unlike medical errors, door pinch injuries are entirely preventable with the r