Welcome to the ISIPS Newsletter | February 6, 2015 |
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ROBBINSVILLE: Resident another Hepatitis A case |
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Merck says hepatitis C drugs to lose breakthrough status |
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Hepatitis Quest Moves From C to B Under Former Gilead Executives |
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Mosquitoes ramp up immune defenses after sucking blood, vet researcher finds |
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Bat sanctuary? |
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Shemek battling back from West Nile |
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Needlestick
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![]() SAMPLOK ADAPTER CAP
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One product that is used to fill blood culture bottles with blood sample is the
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SampLok® Adapter Cap from ITL Corporation. It is a versatile device for safe blood sample collection and sample transfer into blood culture bottles and test tubes. With an integrated safety lid, the SampLok
Adapter Cap provides safety to healthcare workers by reducing the risk of needle stick injury. The SampLok Adapter Cap’s flexible design allows sampling with a variety of culture bottles and vacuum test tubes.
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![]() SHARPSSENTINEL WALL CABINET SYSTEM
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The SharpSentinel™ Wall Cabinet System secure sharps containers in a sturdy locked enclosure. SharpSentinel™ wall cabinets are perfect for use in patient rooms, exam rooms, physician and dentist offices, and any other areas where staff supervision is limited. Designed to protect staff from accidental needlesticks, this new system complies with all OSHA, NIOSH, CDC, and JC
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AHO requirements.
For more information, contact Bemis Health Care Products Group at |
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QLICKSMART FAMILY OF STERILE BLADE REMOVERS
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QLICKSMART Family of Sterile Blade Removers
Qlicksmart Sterile Blade Removers provide a simply safer way to remove and contain used scalpel blades in sterile operating environments. These single-handed scalpel blade removers are passive (automatic) safety devices, and therefore safer and more effective than active (manual) safety devices.
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Qlicksmart Sterile Blade Removers prevent the dangerous injuries commonly caused by removing blades with fingers, forceps or re-sheathing technique and comply with safety guidelines such as OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard.
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