Decontamination
Traditional methods of decontamination may miss key threats – automated methods can provide a solution
U.S. EMS agencies have been ordering options that make rigs safer and more comfortable for providers and patients
When faced with dangerous microorganisms, St. Francis Hospital and the SDPD turned to SteraMist to save time, money and labor
Industry-leading distributor proudly brings necessary decontamination technology to first responders, hospitals, private transportation companies, volunteer organizations and more
11 patients from the Orange County hazardous materials incident are listed in stable condition
Federal, state and local agencies trained on how to handle thousands of evacuees in the event of a reactor meltdown at a Connecticut plant
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First responders can cut down on time spent eliminating pathogens using a single-step method of cleaning
Through nearly two years of pandemic, the HEMS industry has been hit hard but proven resilient
The seven masks tested by researchers maintained their function and effectiveness after repeated decontamination with vaporized hydrogen peroxide
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Austin EMS Association President Selena Xie said crews are responding to back-to-back calls and being pressured to “expedite”
How vaporized hydrogen peroxide can be used to disinfect used PPE for fire and EMS personnel
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Prevent the spread of the coronavirus and promote provider health and safety with frequent and effective ambulance decontamination
Preliminary results from a national study released this week reveal inconsistent decontamination practices may be contributing to the spread of the virus
The Century II facility in Wichita, Kan. is offering drive-thru decontamination for ambulances and other emergency vehicles using an electrostatic spray
EMS providers may find themselves face to face with this new and highly infectious virus – here’s how to protect yourself and the patients you transport
A new, disposable cleansing wipe designed for first responders makes it faster and easier for firefighters and paramedics to clean up after a fire call
Two rescue units are being equipped with AeroClave decontamination units and isolation capsules for safe transport
Be sure to clean and disinfect both the front and back compartments of the ambulance to reduce potential exposure to viruses, bacteria and dangerous drugs like fentanyl
Manufactured, concocted and blended opioids require EMS training, PPE and decontamination strategies
Limit your exposure and clean the ambulance and your clothing before heading home after shift to avoid contaminating your home and loved ones
It’s important to clean and decontaminate the ambulance interior regularly to prevent the spread of germs
Prevent the spread of disease and promote provider health and safety with frequent and effective ambulance decontamination
Check out this free infographic to see how your clean-up process for bloodborne pathogens and other potential hazards measures up
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