Healthcare

This video program offers a concise look at the transmission, treatment and prevention of bloodborne pathogens, specifically hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV. Complies with OSHA 1910.1030. Topics include: effects of HIV, HBV, HCV; personal protective equipment; engineering controls; and safe work practices. Geared specifically for healthcare settings.

1999, 19 minutes.

This video program is aimed at dental offices and clinics and offers a look at the transmission, treatment and prevention of bloodborne pathogens, specifically: hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV. Topics include: effects of HIV, HBV, HCV; personal protective equipment; engineering controls; safe work practices.

Year unknown, 19 minutes.

This DVD covers information such as the three levels of electric shock, common causes and classifications of fire, and proper first aid measures for victims of shock or smoke inhalation It also covers reducing human error, emergency procedures, and how to extinguish electrical fires.

2004, 15 minutes.

This program teaches healthcare staff: back protection when working with patients; recognizing risk tasks in daily work; identifying risky patients and risky locations; and types of mechanical devices to use during patient care.

2001, 16 minutes.

This video provides basic safety orientation information relating to custodians/janitors. It includes safe lifting techniques, electrical safety, chemicals and hazardous materials, needle stick prevention, and infection control procedures.

1991, 12 minutes.

This program examines use of the manual fire alarm pull station; when to use a fire extinguisher; horizontal and vertical evacuation; oxygen shutoff; smoke compartments; smoke barrier doors. Geared towards all who work in a patient care environment.

2000, 13 minutes.

This training video covers the elements needed for fire: fuel, oxygen, heat and chemical reaction. Other topics include categories of fires and evacuation of patients. Aimed at healthcare settings.

Year unknown, 16 minutes.

This video discusses various hazards in nursing homes, specifically focusing on resident transfer hazards and the use of patient assist devices.

1998, 16 minutes.

This program addresses slips, trips and falls; fire safety; bloodborne pathogens; personal protective equipment; hazard communication; and hand washing/glove removal.

Year unknown, 20 minutes.

This program addresses slips, trips and falls; fire safety; bloodborne pathogens; personal protective equipment; hazard communication; and hand washing/glove removal.

Year unknown, 20 minutes.

This video program covers basic safety information while giving it a fun twist. Topics include slips, trips, and falls; back injuries; electrical hazards; fire; infections; and chemical hazards.

Year unknown, 19 minutes.

This video describes how TB develops, the transmission, symptoms, risk, and steps needed to help prevent exposure.

1998, 16 minutes.

This DVD takes a detailed look at how to move a patient from a bed to a wheelchair. It also discusses how move a patient from a wheelchair to a treatment table, and what to do if the patient falls. Notes the importance of keeping your spine strong and flexible.

2007, 7 minutes.

Addresses the need for keeping your spine strong and flexible, and the importance of good body mechanics. Covers a variety of techniques for moving patients from beds by using assistive devices such as draw sheets, slide boards and trapezes.

2000, 12 minutes.

Here you'll learn what constitutes a physical versus a health hazard, how to label chemical containers, what information must appear on Material Safety Data Sheets, program requirements, and protection of trade secrets.

1996, 9 minutes.

Here you'll learn what constitutes a physical versus a health hazard, how to label chemical containers, what information must appear on Material Safety Data Sheets, program requirements, and protection of trade secrets.

1996, 9 minutes.

Every worker in a health care setting, from management to housekeeping, will benefit from viewing this program. Topics include: stress-producing scenarios unique to healthcare environments; dietary and exercise guidelines; and putting your healthcare environment in perspective.

Year unknown, 17 minutes.

This important program covers the different types of PPE available and discusses how they can protect you from on-the-job hazards. This video complies with OSHA 1910.132, 133,135,136,138, discusses wearing the right PPE for the job, and addresses infectious hazards, chemical hazards and radiation hazards.

1995, 20 minutes.

This program for welders explains a variety of precautions to take, possible health problems involved in welding operations, and tips on how to generally improve employee health.

1990, 28 minutes.

This DVD discusses the safe work practices long-term care works must follow to reduce the risk of infection by bloodborne pathogens. Covers OSHA 1910.30 and the following subjects: workplace transmission of bloodborne pathogens, reducing your risk, and personal protective equipment.

2006, 22 minutes.