Which organization would NOT deal with safety standards in hospitals?

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) primarily focuses on ensuring safe and healthful working conditions for employees in various industries, including healthcare. However, while OSHA regulations may touch upon some aspects of safety standards in hospitals, the organization is more concerned with workplace safety rather than specifically addressing hospital safety standards related to patient care and healthcare delivery.

On the other hand, the National Safety Council, the Center for Disease Control, and the Fire Protection Association are organizations that have a direct influence or responsibility regarding safety standards in healthcare facilities. The National Safety Council works to reduce unintentional injuries, while the CDC provides guidance on public health and safety issues, including infection control in hospitals. The Fire Protection Association is concerned with fire safety standards, which are critical in hospital settings.

Thus, while all these organizations contribute to safety in some capacity, OSHA's primary mission does not include the same direct focus on the safety standards in healthcare facilities as the other mentioned organizations.