Showing posts with label Safe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Safe. Show all posts

Sunday, 18 August 2013

Now Live! The Safe Handling Dance Video to Benefit ASHP/ONS Foundations


COLUMBUS, OH (Vocus) April 10, 2010

Youve heard of the Safety Dance but what about the Safe Handling Dance? In recognition of National Safe Handling Awareness Month (April), Carmel Pharma, Inc. and the oncology healthcare staff at Novant Health Systems Presbyterian Cancer Center in Charlotte, NC, have teamed up to create the “Safe Handling Dance video to further education surrounding the proper handling of hazardous drugs, such as chemotherapy.

Fun and informative, the video is intended to show how the team of professionals at the Presbyterian Cancer Center approached implementation of a multi-disciplinary safe handling awareness program with an upbeat, can-do attitude. To help promote widespread awareness of safe handling best practices, Carmel Pharma is proud make a charitable donation to the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) Foundation and the Oncology Nursing Society (ONS) Foundation if the YouTube video reaches 100,000 views by July 4, 2010.

To view the video and help support future safe handling education, please visit http://www.step2safety.wordpress.com or Carmel Pharmas YouTube channel at http://www.youtube.com/user/carmelpharmausa.

The Importance of Safe Handling

In 2004, the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) released an alert stating that working with or near hazardous drugs in healthcare settings may cause skin rashes, infertility, miscarriage, birth defects and possibly leukemia or other cancers. Further evidence to support the need to take action in this area may be found below:


The World Health Organization predicts a 50 percent increase of cancer cases over the next 20 years; this, combined with more potent chemotherapy drugs as well as an increase in the use of hazardous drugs to treat non-malignant illnesses will continue to elevate risk of exposure.

Two separate studies investigating the toxicity in healthcare personnel who handle cytotoxic (hazardous) drugs revealed a 40-50 percent increased risk for miscarriage. A total of 7094 pregnancies of 2976 pharmacy and nursing staff were examined.

A national survey conducted by the Environmental Working Group, the American Nurses Association, Health Care Without Harm and the Environmental Health Education Center at the University of Maryland School of Nursing showed that there are links between nurses occupational exposure to hazardous drugs and the health problems they develop such as cancer, asthma, miscarriages and childrens birth defects.

About Safe Handling Awareness Month

Now in its second year, National Safe Handling Awareness Month (April) was petitioned to raise awareness of the occupational risks associated with handling hazardous drugs and educate healthcare providers on the U.S. guidelines and safety measures that may be taken to prevent hazardous drug exposure. As the highlight of National Safe Handling Awareness Month, National Safe Handling Awareness Day (April 20) brings together national and regional educational opportunities collectively aimed at preserving the health and wellbeing of the oncology healthcare professionals who devote their lives to helping others. National Safe Handling Awareness Month and Day are officially endorsed by the International Society of Oncology Pharmacy Practitioners (ISOPP) and are officially sponsored by Carmel Pharma, the maker of the PhaSeal


Now Live! The Safe Handling Dance Video to Benefit ASHP/ONS Foundations

Friday, 21 June 2013

Cashie Leverages PayPal X to Enable Safe, Easy Shopping Experiences on Any Website or Blog


San Diego, CA (PRWEB) October 25, 2010

WebAssist, a leading ecommerce solution provider, today announced the release of a new ecommerce service called Cashie. The hosted service allows anyone to add professional grade shopping cart to their website or blog by just copying and pasting a few lines of code. Cashie leverages the PayPal X Developer Platform to enable PayPal and credit card payments and provide a streamlined checkout experience.

Hieu Bui, co-founder and president of WebAssist, said, Cashie lowers the barriers so that anyone can start monetizing their website or blog. You no longer need to be a developer or coder to get rich, robust features. Cashie does all the hard work on the back-end so website owners can focus on their business and selling.”

Cashie does not require any additional software to download or install so it works well with many popular web-publishing platforms such as Blogger, Yola, and Weebly. Cashies ecommerce in the cloud technology also makes it easy to use with open source content management systems including WordPress, Drupal, and Joomla. The only requirements to use Cashie are a PayPal account and the ability to cut and paste in a few lines of code into a website or blog.

Naveed Anwar, PayPals senior director of the PayPal Developer Network, remarks, Were pleased that a partner like WebAssist has chosen to build their new service using PayPal X. Cashie is another great example of innovative products and services that can be built on the PayPal platform. Were looking forward to seeing how website owners monetize their content using PayPal and Cashie.

Cashie is available immediately and customers can sign up for a free trial at http://getcashie.com.

About WebAssist

WebAssist is a leading ecommerce solution provider with over a decade of experience helping businesses transact online. WebAssist hosts a thriving community of over 300,000 web designers, web developers, and business owners who build and run ecommerce websites. Some of WebAssists most prominent partners include Adobe, Microsoft, and PayPal.

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Monday, 11 March 2013

Joe Calhoun Reveals Program Safe for Computers in His WiseFixer Review


(PRWEB) October 02, 2012

WiseFixer Reviews recently written by Joe Calhoun indicate that the latest computer registry cleaner is an effective and safe solution for computers which are running slowly or have overall poor performance levels. Once the program is installed, it will quickly diagnose any system errors and then repair them using a specially designed program. This can immediately fine tune the PC so that the system begins to run at its peak performance.

Another great feature that the WiseFixer review reveals about the program is that it will tune up the computers security system. This will automatically secure the backdoor so that it is not vulnerable to viruses or spyware. This makes surfing the web a much safer activity while also protecting the users identity and personal information.

The WiseFixer Review written by Joe Calhoun can be read on his site http://wisefixerscam.wordpress.com. It is in these reviews that he validates the superior quality of this particular software program. His knowledgeable reviews describe in detail all the benefits for computer users who choose to install and run WiseFixer. The information shared on his site is valuable for those who need a computer fix up. The program will scan, fix any errors and help the computer work optimally from there on. The WiseFixer review explains all the details of how the program works as well as validating its safe operation.

Learn more about WiseFixer review and WiseFixer license key, please click http://wisefixerscam.wordpress.com/2012/10/02/what-is-wisefixer-is-the-product-real-or-just-a-scam/

About Joe Calhoun

Joe Calhoun wants to make sure that consumers are informed. This is why he has chosen to provide reliable resources to consumers so that they are able to make informed decisions about the services they purchase to improve their computers performance. Mr. Calhoun spends his time running the program to make sure that it works like it says it will and yields the expected results.








Joe Calhoun Reveals Program Safe for Computers in His WiseFixer Review