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Scenario Learning Releases Training Course on ‘Bloodborne Pathogens’

06/01/05

Scenario Learning’s latest Bloodborne Pathogens: Annual Refresher addition to its “SafeSchools”staff training product line,Bloodborne Pathogens: AnnualRefresher, is designed to helpschool districts meet their annualbloodborne pathogens (BBP)training requirement as mandatedby the Occupational Safetyand Health Administration. Thecourse,availableonline for$5 per employeeor asa CD-ROMfor $249,providesrelevantinformation about BBP,including disease identification,symptoms, and vaccinationoptions; correct exposurecontrolprocedures; universalprecautions; and BBP incidentcleanup and disposal guidelines.In addition, the training courseprovides instructors withsupport materials such asMicrosoft PowerPoint presentations,course assessments, and alibrary of reference materials,while the Web-based versioneven allows schools and districtsto schedule,track,and documentthe training of their staff. Formore information, visitwww.scenariolearninginc.com.

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