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UP100U-5L- Revised!
Bloodborne Safety: Universal Precautions, Standard Precautions, and Needlestick
Prevention in Acute Care
41 min © 2001 CE 1 hr
$229
Includes video and 20 CE
workbooks.
Additional workbooks-
$ 1.50 each with minimum purchase of 20
Now includes the new CDC hand hygiene
guideline. Ever since the rapid spread of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
(AIDS) and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), there has been increased concern
about preventing the spread of HIV infection and other bloodborne diseases. Over
the years various government agencies have issued and updated a whole series of
recommendations and enforceable standards to address this problem. The Center
for Disease Control and Prevention, (CDC), issued infection control
recommendations that began with Universal Precautions, and ultimately resulted
in what are called Standard Precaution. The Occupational Safety and Health
Administration, (OSHA), put forth enforceable programs and compliance directives
that included Universal Precautions, but also addressed issues such as
immunization, record keeping and postexposure actions. Most recently OSHA has
issued a Further directive addressing the dangers of sharps injuries. These
should not be seen as separate and piecemeal efforts, but parts of an overall
attempt to address the dangers of acquiring bloodborne infections such as AIDS,
hepatitis B, and hepatitis C in the healthcare environment. This program has
been designed to integrate the actions and precautions called for by these
federal programs and directives into a single program of bloodborne safety.
Revision includes updated statistics, new emphasis on hepatitis C, the most
recent needlestick safety and record keeping directives from OSHA, and the CDC’s
updated hand hygiene guideline.
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UP200U-Bloodborne Safety: Universal Precautions, Standard Precautions, and
Needlestick Prevention in Long Term Care
35 min © 2001 CE 1 hr
$199
Now includes the new CDC hand hygiene
guideline. The CDC has put forth enforceable programs and compliance directives
that include Universal Precautions, and address issues such as immunization,
record keeping and postexposure actions. Most recently OSHA has issued a further
directive addressing the dangers of sharp injuries on the job. These are not
separate and piecemeal efforts, but are parts of an overall attempt to address
the dangers of acquiring bloodborne infections such as AIDS, hepatitis B and
hepatitis C in the healthcare environment. This program has been designed to
integrate the actions and precautions called for by these federal programs and
directives into a single program of bloodborne safety. Revision includes updated
statistics, new emphasis on hepatitis C, the most recent needlestick safety and
record keeping directives from OSHA, and the CDC’s updated hand hygiene
guideline.
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Universal
Precautions: AIDS and Hepatitis B Precautions
These programs help ensure compliance to the OSHA
Bloodborne Pathogen Standard, JCAHO Mandatory Updates, and the expanded CDC
Standard Precautions guideline. Training and documentation are provided in five
areas: bloodborne infection, transmission of bloodborne infection, exposure
control, using personal protective equipment, and work practice controls.
UP300S- Home
Healthcare $149
31:14 min © 1997 All Levels
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Workbooks
$25 each
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UP400R-
Corrections Employees $149
30:44 min © 1992 All Levels
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Workbooks
$25 each
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UP500R- The
Medical Office
$95
30:56 © 1992 All Levels
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Workbooks
$25 each
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DA100R- The
Dental Health Team $100
32:01 min © 1992 All Levels
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Workbooks
$25 each
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UP100T-M-
Universal Precautions: Employer’s Compliance Manual for Healthcare Facilities
132 pages © 2001
$109
Includes new CDC hand hygiene guideline. This revised
manual will help you establish practices that will safeguard you and your
employees, and will assist you in achieving full compliance with current OSHA
requirements. Various aids, including forms and reference materials are included
to simplify the process.
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A2188-
Implementing Universal Precautions: Managing AIDS in the OR
29 min Reviewed for accuracy in
© 1997
$249
Viewers will learn nursed can perform safe, compassionate
care with minimal anxiety over disease transmission. This program explains AIDS
and how it is transmitted. Demonstrates how to reduce the risk of transmission
of all bloodborne diseases in the operating room through implementation of
Universal Precautions.
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