Sharps Injury & Prevention
Find Out Who is Most at Risk in the Latest AOHP Sharps Safety Exposure Report
Sharps injuries remain one of the most persistent risks facing healthcare workers today. Despite decades of regulation, safety-engineered devices and […]
Does Your Sharps Container Pass the Candy Test?
To test your sharps container safety - see if it passes the candy test.
5 Clinical Criteria for Choosing a Medical Waste Partner
Choosing a medical waste management partner is about much more than just finding someone to deal with bins and containers. […]
Six New Years Resolutions for 2026
For the New Year, we set new personal goals, striving for success and meaningful change. Why shouldn’t your healthcare facility […]
Reducing Needlestick Injuries in Pediatric Settings
The practice of medicine requires the frequent use of needles and other sharp objects, and without proper safety protocols in place, that can lead to potentially dangerous injuries to patients and staff alike.
The Cost of a Needlestick Injury
Eliminating sharps injuries relies on many factors – safer devices, safer sharps containers, leadership focus and safety process adoption.
The Goldilocks Guide to Sharps Containers
Goldilocks knew a thing or two about finding the perfect fit. Too hot, too cold, too soft, too hard; nothing […]
Flu Season Is Here: What You Should Know
As the air gets a little colder and the leaves begin to change, we know that fall is officially here. […]
The Goldilocks Guide to Medical Waste Bins
When it comes to managing regulated medical waste, one size doesn’t fit all. Just like the classic Goldilocks story: not […]
Daniels Accessories: A Container’s Sidekick
A hero is only as strong as their team. While Daniels Health containers are the heroes of safe waste management, […]
Exposure Injury Reduction Strategies: Results that Protect Lives
This peer-reviewed study interviews clinicians to identify what measures are successful in reducing exposure to body fluid. Preventing the risk of BBP exposure.
Safety Engineered Devices : Use and Activation in Six Western US Hospitals
A study into the activation rate and use of Safety Engineered Devices (SED) in 6 hospitals in US west.