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... get upset when our finger gets sticky. When my mother-in-law was in the hospital, the sign on her door read "No BP/Venipuncture to left arm." A nurse walked into the room and began to inject something into her left arm. When asked about the procedure and its apparent conflict with the sign, the nurse said, "I didn't read it!" Develop and use your Common Sense (read the signs), especially in situations where the people you work with or who "work on you" don't. Episode # 2 — Unmet Needs Motivate. Pyschologist Abraham Maslow was a bright guy. His pyramid of human needs began with Survival, followed by Security, Social Acceptance, Self-Esteem, and Self-Actualization. Shortly after my mother-in-law arrived at the hospital from a long ambulance ride, the pain medication she had been given wore off. She started to hurt. When she asked for pain medicine, the hospital staff (who had been alerted about her pending arrival hours earlier) announced that the doctor hadn't ordered it yet. The system might have anticipated that an 80-something-year-old traveling in an ambulance for more than 12 hours might need pain medication when she arrived (while you're reading this, picture your mother screaming in pain) . When I encouraged the staff to call the doctor, they did. But that call only created the authority to give a pill; it didn't produce the pill. Unfortunately, the computer can't deliver the pill to the patient — only humans do that. Humans take breaks and change shifts, computers don't. Since my mother-in-law was so ...

... , and more! Communications Marketing Customer Service Planning Finance/Accounting Risk Management Human Resources Selling Legal and E&O Technology Life/Financial Services Glossaries Management Resources & Links Categories Popular Recent All Back 21 Things To Do To For A Safe Workplace 12/10/2014 12:00:00 AM by Don Phin This content has not been rated yet. 21 THINGS TO DO TO FOR A SAFE WORKPLACE Offer employees a share of insurance premium reductions which result from a reduced number of accidents. Match the applicant carefully to the job. Test their skills and physical abilities. Install alarm systems for theft, entry and fire purposes. Make sure that all threats of violence are reported and investigated immediately. Maintain a first aid cabinet, post first aid information, including fire, police, and ambulance numbers, and a poster on how to perform mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. Comply with all Federal and State OSHA IIPP requirements. Comply with all hazardous materials reporting requirements, including identification of hazardous substances. Clearly mark and keep clear all your exits, aisles, and passages. Provide stairs with slip resistant surfaces, handrails and proper lighting. Make sure your equipment contains safety guards, electrical grounding, readily available and easily identifiable power shut off switches and emergency stop buttons. When appropriate provide your employees with, and require them to wear, protective clothing including: safety glasses, gloves, hard hats, steel toed boots, headphones, hearing protective equipment, wrist braces, back support belts, and the like. Do not allow productivity pressures to compromise safety. Make sure the furniture and equipment you ...

... and other sources of business owners who have a list of customers. These are known as responsive lists because each person on the list has responded in some way to an offer. They're generally highly targeted and cost more than a simple compiled list. Most of the time, these lists are worth the extra money because the people on them fit exactly the profile of the type of prospect you've identified. Finally, there are federal, state, and local government lists. They're generally free or next to free and can be highly targeted to a specific type of business. Lists of individual consumers are also available. WHERE TO FIND GOVERNMENT LISTS The main problem with government lists is that they're hard to find. My company developed a marketing program for an Emergency Medical Service (EMS), or ambulance service, in Texas. When we first began looking for prospect names, we called the state government offices in Austin. We began with a phone number that provides general information. The people there directed us to the Texas Department of Health. After talking with several people about what we were looking for, we learned that the department had a list of every EMS provider licensed in the state. We purchased the entire list for only $27.50. It included 1,300 names, which we narrowed down to the 350 prime prospects for the program. These names were used as the basis for a very successful marketing program. The only other cost was the expense to type the names into the database. Most agents don't obtain lists this way because the process is much harder that it ...

... Management Human Resources Selling Legal and E&O Technology Life/Financial Services Glossaries Management Resources & Links Categories Popular Recent All Back First Aid 4/30/2013 10:35:25 PM by CompleteMarkets Editor , Bill Grieb This content has not been rated yet. FIRST AID by Bill Grieb This article discusses medical assistance and first aid requirements. GISO 2400 requirements are listed at the end. MEDICAL ASSISTANCE Employers who are not near an infirmary, clinic, or hospital should have someone on-site trained in first aid, backed by medical personnel readily available for advice and consultation. Written procedures should be developed for medical emergencies. It is essential that first aid supplies are available to the trained medical personnel, that emergency phone numbers are placed in conspicuous places near or on telephones, and that prearranged ambulance services are available for any emergency. FIRST AID KITS Every organization should have a first aid kit available. It does not need to be expensive and complex, but it should provide the basics, including supplies for large and small wounds and pain medication. A complete first aid kit should meet OSHA requirements and the CDC's recommendations for isolating rescuer from victim. There are over a dozen first aid regulations in the California Code of Regulations, and other states may have as many. In California's case, a committee is working to draft a single regulation for all industries. One approach being considered is a first level that requires a basic first aid kit and persons adequately trained in standard first aid. A second level would require plant and process evaluation, hazard identification, special need definition and augmentation ...

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