Poulsbo, Washington (PRWEB) June 12, 2013
This year at the EMS Right now Conference & Exhibition, a group of judges reviewed and evaluated quite a few new merchandise and innovations released to the EMS market place inside the preceding eight-month period. These items integrated EMS equipment, autos and applications on display by the almost 300 exhibitors.

The judges reviewed each and every submission primarily based on the products ability to enhance emergency healthcare care to sick and injured individuals as well as emphasis safety, efficiency and the enhanced comfort of the patient.

The assessment group rated every single of the new and revolutionary items on their originality, functionality, ease of use and require in the EMS setting.

The Infection Manage & Prevention series was one particular of the 25 prime merchandise selected this year.

All EMS agencies require an infection manage program to help guarantee that their responders can recognize and minimize the dangers that communicable diseases pose to themselves, their workplace and the neighborhood at big. Action Education Systems Infection Manage & Prevention series offers instructors the tools they require to assist meet the initial and annual coaching needs in bloodborne pathogens education and infection handle instruction as required by the Occupational Security and Health Administration (OSHA).

Action Instruction Systems 3-title Infection Manage & Prevention series gives a systematic understanding of bloodborne, airborne and other illnesses of concern to emergency responders. Some of the ailments discussed in the series incorporate hepatitis B (HBV), hepatitis C (HCV), human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), tuberculosis (TB) and methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA).

These programs demonstrate how to decrease or avert the spread of ailments via appropriate precautions and infection control practices, and how to mitigate an exposure to communicable illnesses.

Action Training Program is a CECBEMS-accredited organization. ATS has demonstrated a commitment to excellence in EMS continuing education. All on-line, EMS interactive courses are CECBEMS approved for one continuing education hour (CEH). Content is primarily based on standards and recommendations from OSHA, an agency of the U.S. Division of Labor, and the Centers for Disease Handle and Prevention (CDC). Added sources incorporate the National Institutes of Overall health, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA