Vol. 4, No.4

• Persistence of microorganisms on common hospital surfaces: Strategies to control their dissemination

• Misuse of prefilled flush syringes

Implications for medication errors and contamination

CE Expires Apr. 9, 2014

 

Vol.4. No.2

• Flushing vascular access catheters:

Risks for infection transmission

CE Expires July 21, 2013

 

Vol.3. No.4

• Active and Passive Technology in Sharps Safety

• Managing Medical Waste

CE Expires Apr.9, 2014

 

Vol.3. No.2

• Engineering out the risk of Infection

• Silver as a Healthcare Antisepsis

 

Vol. 2. No. 2

• Adverse reactions to latex in urology

• Encrustation on indwelling urinary catheters

CE Expires Mar. 31, 2015

 

 

Vol. 5, No.2

• Reducing environmental impact of healthcare: the infection control practitioner's role

• Symposium

The IHI central-line bundle: members of the Infusion Nurses Society discuss its impact

 

Vol. 5, No.1

• Sterilization processes: What every infection control practitioner needs to know

• Symposium: Board members of the National Phlebotomy Association discuss trends and issues inphlebotomy practice

 

Vol.4. No.3

• Community-based sharps

disposal programs

• Preventing needlestick injuries in

blood collection

 

Vol.4. No.1

• Phlebotomy: Must it be a high-risk procedure?

• Sharps containers: to reuse or not to reuse—that is the question.

 

Vol.3. No.3

• Transmission of Infection with Multi-Dose Vials

• Medication Errors

 

Vol.3. No.1

• Management of infection in patients with moderate to severe burns

• Infection Control in the ICU

 

Vol.2. No.4

• Points of Contention in Sharps Injury Prevention

• Sharps Management in the ER

 

Vol.2. No.3

• Implementation of Needlestick Safety & Prevention Act in Long-Term care (renewal)

• Intensive Care: Sharps injury in the ICU

 

Vol. 2. No. 1

• Prevention and treatment of surgical site infections

• Managing tubes and drains: Considerations for IC

 

Vol. 1. No. 4

• Phlebotomy: A necessary high-risk procedure

• Safer sharps in the OR

 

Vol. 1. No. 3

• A decade of needlestick prevention

• Needlestick prevention in patients with diabetes mellitus

 

Vol. 1. No. 2

• Failure to Thrive in Wounds

 

Vol. 1. No. 1

• Implementing a sharps-injury prevention program

• Needlesticks and other sharp-object injury prevention

 

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