I’ve never heard of these before! If you do begin to use them will you let us all know what feedback you get from using them?
Tara
Tara Lee Dockery, IP, MT(ASCP), BS
|
Infection Preventionist and Employee Health
Ocean Beach Hospital and Medical Clinics
174 1st Ave North
| P.O. Box H
| Ilwaco
|WA
| 98624
Phone: 360.642.6307 | Cell : 509-760-7397
| Fax: 360-642-6309
|tdockery@oceanbeachhospital.com
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Subject: [MCOH-EH] Inject Safe Bandages
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Does anyone have experience with “safe Injection bandages” If so, what are the pros and cons.
We are considering implementing during our employee health influenza clinics. The process is: Clean the sight with alcohol, apply the bandage, re-alcohol and give the injection through the non-coring
membrane. I attached a link for your reference. http://injectsafebandages.com/
Thank you
Lisa
Mask Up – Covid Down
Lisa Boruff RN, MSN, CIC
Infection Prevention and Control Specialist, Supervisor
Phoenix Indian Medical Center
4212 N 16th St.,
Phoenix, AZ 85016
Office: 602-263-1519
Cell: 602-819-1816
Fax: 602-200-5254 ( Infection Control)
Fax: 602-200-5294 ( Employee Health)