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 2,700 patients to be tested after syringes used more than once HIGH PRAIRIE, Alta. - Up to 2,700 patients will be tested for infection in the northern Alberta community of High Prairie because syringes were being used in more than one intravenous line.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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I hope everybody is well...
People should lose their jobs over this.
This boggles the mind. Sharps safety gets drilled into us like rifle training for a soldier. Never ever recap or resuse any sharp (needle, syringe, etc).
People should lose their jobs over this.
Unfortunately someone forgot to read the memo about one time use only! I don't work in the medical field and I know that needles and syringes are throw away.
I also doubt if anybody will lose their jobs. Most likely a stern talking to.
This boggles the mind. Sharps safety gets drilled into us like rifle training for a soldier. Never ever recap or resuse any sharp (needle, syringe, etc).
People should lose their jobs over this.
and the looney leftwing Liberal party of Alberta is trying to blame the gov't for this
cutbacks.....erase incompetence in the left wing world.