Hospital / Healthcare
Safety Videos & DVDs

Designed for health care providers but is an excellent program for engineering, custodial, security administration and other personnel who provide services in the health care environment. Excellent refresher for nursing, lab and other providers who normally receive additional universal precautions training.

As the name implies, this program covers all aspects of an Exposure Control Plan including information relating to Hepatitis B, C and HIV and ships with a *written materials CD-ROM.

This program covers modes of transmission, PPE, safe work practices, emergency procedures and record keeping requirements.

This program utilizes the expertise of Dr. Jeffery Kahn, Liver Transplant Surgeon from the University of Southern California. Dr. Kahn discusses the different types of viruses and bloodborne pathogens in general.

This is an excellent training program for both medical and industrial use and can be used for training those individuals who reasonably anticipate occupational exposure.  This program is presented in such a way that it is also a great training tool for those who do not anticipate occupational exposure.

*Written Material CD-ROM includes:

• OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Manual
• Bloodborne Pathogens Leader's Guide
• Bloodborne Pathogens Employee Handout
• Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure Control Plan Guidelines
• Exam and Answer Key

*Written material available in English only.

This is a short program that surveys the issues of exposure to Bloodborne pathogens and prevention of needlestick injuries for the healthcare worker.

These issues include universal precautions, exposure to BBP, who is at risk, appraising the risks, personal protection, and disposal of biohazards. New technologies, like re-engineered syringes, new laws, and recently proposed Federal Acts are also surveyed.

This video discusses what Hepatitis C Is and how to prevent contracting the disease. This video provides great examples of things to do to help avoid catching the Hepatitis C virus. It also explains how the virus can affect the body once a person has contracted it.

Health care workers exposed to patients with infectious Tuberculosis require protection from that disease. Because the use of engineering controls (such as isolation rooms and ventilation) may not completely control the TB hazard, respiratory protection is needed. When respirators are used, OSHA requires specific standards to be followed. This program explains the necessary information to achieve compliance with regulatory standards. A must for all hospitals and medical settings working with TB exposures.

Meets OSHA requirements for training medical/healthcare employees who use chemicals/hazardous materials in the workplace. Describes material safety data sheets (MSDS), labeling, and basic safety when using these materials. One of our best sellers.