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| Title: | Dealing with "Latex Allergies" at Work | ||
| Order #: | BK2 | ||
| Description: | The information in this booklet applies to a wide range of jobs with exposure to rubber products. This booklet explains the health problems that may be caused by using rubber products; the natural rubber latex protein allergy, which may cause severe health problems; and sources of information on "latex allergies." | ||
| (PDF 550kb) | |||
| Title: | Handle with Care: Patient Handling and the Application of Ergonomics (MSI) Requirements | ||
| Order #: | BK79 | ||
| Description: | This 111-page publication discusses how to implement a "no lift" approach to patient handling in the health care sector. | ||
| Title: | High-Risk Manual Handling of Patients in Healthcare | ||
| Order #: | BK97 | ||
| Description: | Provides information on patient moving and handling techniques that present higher risks of musculoskeletal injury (MSI) to healthcare workers. Information on safer patient-handling strategies is also reviewed. | ||
| (PDF 718kb) | |||
| Title: | Home and Community Health Worker Handbook |
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| Order #: | BK104 | ||
| Description: | Handbook for workers in the field of home and community health care. It will help you:
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| (PDF 747kb) | |||
| Title: | Preventing Violence in Health Care: Five Steps to an Effective Program | ||
| Order #: | BK34 | ||
| Description: | This manual will help health care employers to develop, implement, and review violence prevention programs. It presents a generic five-step model and offers tools such as checklists and forms that can be adapted for use inw hospitals, long-term care facilities, group homes, public health units, dental or medical facilities, and community settings. | ||
| (PDF 670kb) | |||
| Title: | Transfer Assist Devices for Safer Handling of Patients |
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| Order #: | BK103 | ||
| Description: | Health care professionals can use this guide as a resource for evaluating and selecting appropriate transfer assist devices for use in their care environment. | ||
| (PDF 368kb) | |||