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September
9, 2011 |
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Needlesticks
Staff Education Tool: 'Needlestick Injuries - A Nurse's Story' Video Cancer Nurses Exposed to Chemotherapy NIOSH announces community-based anti-needlestick campaign Needle-free delivery market to double in 5 years, analyst says Unintentional chemotherapy exposure is substantial among oncology nurses Flu vaccine arrives early this year Woman reports needle stick in bed at motel Helping healthcare employers to prepare for sharps Directive HIV
Arsenal soldier jailed for spreading HIV Rights group: Forced labor in Vietnam drug centers The terror of a bogus HIV test Zimbabwe President Mugabe Blames Top Government Officials For Spreading HIV Hepatitis
Positive hep C drug results boost Pharmasset shares A Closer Look at Vaccine Safety Survey shows more US children getting vaccines Dramatic Changes in Hepatitis C Treatment Expected to Continue West Nile
West Nile virus deemed epidemic this year West Nile teachers ignore government threat, abandon class More mosquitoes, more West Nile in Berks Crow tests positive for West Nile West Nile Virus Hits Butte Co. EEE claims second horse, and first case of West Nile found in Oneida County West Nile virus found in mosquitoes from Newton West Nile virus on rise in Toledo Mosquito Spraying Canceled for Montgomery County on Sept. 6, 7 Six West Nile-Infected Birds Found in Studio City, Sherman Oaks Avian Flu
Pigeon virus 'poses no risk to people' Migratory birds may carry bird flu virus, DENR warns Should Home Egg Farmers Vacinate Against Avian Flu? Chief medical officer takes exception to avian flu warning New fears of H5N1 virus spreading through migratory bird patterns FDA approves new CDC flu diagnostic test DoH reactivates task force vs bird flu in N. Mindanao Airport execs tighten watch against new bird flu virus Swine Flu
Source sought for novel swine flu cases Immunization warning after swine flu hits two states H1N1 Swine Flu Death Reported In Lake County, Florida Swine flu vaccine narcolepsy link confirmed NanoViricides picks first drug candidate to submit to FDA Narcolepsy link to swine flu vaccine established - victims to get compensation Bird-swine flu hybrid could be a killer combo A Surge of Sleepiness in China Appears to Have Been Caused by Flu Medical News
Patrick to unveil new patient care program at MetroWest Medical Giffords dines with medical staff in Tucson Minnesota Medical Examiner under investigation FDA Announces New Staff Training for Medical Device Reviewers Bemis - 11-Gallon Pharmaceutical Container
11-Gallon Pharmaceutical Container
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In This Issue
Another beauty secret used by the stars is being labeled as
potentially fatal. The Microneedle Roller Therapy System is reportedly used
by fresh faced actress Angelina Jolie.
Campaigns about handwashing in hospitals usually try to scare doctors and nurses about personal illness, says Adam Grant, a psychological scientist at the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. "Most safety messages are about personal consequences," Grant says. "They tell you to wash your hands so you don’t get sick." But his new study, which will be published in an upcoming issue of Psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science, finds that this is the wrong kind of warning. Improper use of glucose monitoring and insulin delivery devices in clinical settings has the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention worried about an uptick in infectious disease transmission. The number of patients exposed to blood-borne infections during diabetes testing, glucose monitoring and insulin delivery in group settings is on the rise, according to the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention. More than 60% of physicians' coats and nurses' uniforms sampled in a major Israeli hospital tested positive for disease-causing bacteria, including methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, researchers said. For 63% of the 60 physicians and 75 nurses at Hebrew University's Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem in the study, at least one spot sampled on their outer clothing carried pathogenic bacteria, according to Yonit Wiener-Well, MD, and colleagues there.
A new vaccine-resistant strain of avian H5N1 influenza has begun circulating in poultry flocks in Vietnam and China, posing "unpredictable risks to human health," the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) warned on Monday. An uncommon, but potentially fatal, tick-borne illness may be creeping into the U.S. blood supply and doctors need to develop a way to spot it, researchers report.
One of the most effective methods to promote healthcare workers’ hand hygiene (HH) is observation; an investigation of perceptions concerning hand hygiene further increases effectiveness, points out a researcher from the Department of Infection Control at Okayama University Hospital in Okayama, Japan.
Nurs Stand. 2011 Jun 29-Jul 5;25(43):41-7. This article describes an evaluation of three sharp safety blood evacuation devices in seven Welsh NHS boards and the Welsh Blood Service. Products consisted of two phlebotomy needles possessing safety shields and one phlebotomy device with wings, tubing and a retractable needle. ISIPS Corporate Members
Please click on any ISIPS member below to view their sharps safety products! Bemis Manufacturing Company - Healthcare Division Immunization Branch - California Department of Health Services International Association of EMT's and Paramedics Association of Occupational Health Professionals in Healthcare The Center for Phlebotomy Education, Inc. The Society of Permanent Cosmetic Professionals Starr Systems Disposable Ampoule Breaker West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc Medimop Medical Projects, Ltd. Gaven Medical - Puncture-Guard Safety Winged Infusion Sets
An internal blunting technology which is integral to the needle itself.
babyLance™ Heel Incision DevicesHow to Use babyLance™ Heel Incision Devices
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ISIPS Articles
Articles by ISIPS Advances in Catheter Securement Ensuring Staff Safety - Safety Enhancements for Blood Culture Processing Blood Drawing Advances - Using Evacuated tubes to improve patient and clinician safety Preventing Blood Stream Infections- Advances in Needleless Connectors Progress Towards Zero Needlesticks - 10th Anniversary of Needlestick Safety and Prevention Act Facial Protection - the Positive Uses of Face Shields The Use of Glass in Hospital Laboratories - Clinician Survey on Glass Safety Advances in Insulin Syringes - New Passive Insulin Syringe protects from Needlestick Injury Making a Difference in Sharps Safety - 2009 International Sharps Injury Prevention Awards Safety and economic benefits for patients, surgeons and hospitals Advances in Needleless Connectors-Technologies assist in Prevention of Bloodstream Infections Safety Enhancements for Blood Culture Processing-Protecting Staff From Harm Neuropathy Testing - One of the Challenges of Diabetes Advances in Internal Bone Fixation - Sharps Safety for Orthopedic Surgeons Advances in Blood Drawing Using Evacuated Tubes - Improving Patient and Clinician Safety Zero Sharps Injuries - A Goal we can live with! Reducing Exposures in the Operating Room Sharps Injuries - just part of the job, right? Turning Point - New Safety Scalpel Handle System provides safety features and familiar feel Safety Scalpels - State of the Market Report Revolutionary Designs - New passive, self-sheathing safety syringe One Less Problem - Safe Practices When Administering IV Therapy Scalpel Safety - Protecting patients and clinicians Working in Harms Way - Understanding Sharps Safety Compliance PPE Practices - Use of Personal Protective Equipment in Satellite Locations Simply Safe- Providing safety for the needle that saves lives Joey Medical
Cuts and Clamps the Umbilical Cord
Up to 10x faster than conventional methods
Reduces the Spray
The Package The Joey Spray Guard is ergonomically designed for one-handed use. Its double latching system ensures complete cut and closure of the device. Once fully latched, simply pressing outward on Joey’s ears easily ejects the Joey Clamp, the only piece which stays with the baby.
Safety
Cord Blood
Ease of Use The Joey Spray Guard clamps and cuts in one simple motion not three separate steps. The device clamps both the maternal and infant sides of the cord. The Joey Spray Guard reduces the need for additional assistance. Colors! Color provides the caregiver the ability to identify the infants in multiple birth scenarios. With the Joey Spray Guard in color it is easy to identify not only the infants but also their umbilical cords after cord severance. This is important because when cord blood and cord gases are taken the caregiver has the ability to match the unique cord with the correct infant.
Multiple colors are generally used for multiple births and are available by special order in larger quantities. |
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