July 25, 2011
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Bloodborne Pathogens and Fire Safety Training For Healthcare Facilities
Most employees need to be aware of universal training topics such as bloodborne pathogens and fire safety. Certain workplaces, such as healthcare facilities, present unique circumstances when it comes to these types of topics.
“Bloodborne Pathogens: Healthcare Facilities” presents learners with information regarding OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Regulations, while pointing out the particular risks for working in healthcare.
The course covers the following topics:
- HIV & Hepatitis
- Exposure Control Plans
- Labeling
- Standard Precautions
- Labeling
- Housekeeping
- Workplace Activities
- PPE or Personal Protective Equipment
- Vaccinations
- Accidental Exposures
“Fire Prevention in Healthcare Facilities” depicts common hazards when working in the healthcare industry. Hospitals and other healthcare facilities require lots of combustibles and flammable gases to be stored throughout the buildings. These hazards make it critical for all healthcare professionals to understand basic fire safety from the stance of preventing fires and reacting to potential fire-related emergencies.
This video shows learners about the following topics:
- What causes things to burn?
- Extinguishing Fires
- Reacting to a Fire
- Evacuation
- Preventing Fires
- Electrical Hazards
All healthcare professionals should keep in mind the special circumstances their facility may present when it comes to safety.