Bloodborne Pathogens for Ambulatory Care

Languages Available: English, Spanish

Length: 19:00

A perfect video for your healthcare workers on the go. Moving vehicles can make healthcare even more precarious. More than half a million sharp-related injuries occur each year, according to OSHA. Safety devices now include needleless systems and engineered protective devices for needles and other sharps. Studies show that sharps safety devices may significantly reduce your risk of injury during procedures such as joining IV lines, drawing blood, injecting medications and suturing during surgery.

Show team members how to take extra precautions to avoid transmitting and being infected by Bloodborne Pathogens in an ambulatory setting. Preparedness is sure to help save lives.