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In the Wake of Recent Disasters | Vaccine Transport or Off-Site Use | Command Central

In this Bi-Weekly Issue In this biweekly issue: 🌀 How to Help 🆒 The Game-Changer 🦺 Command Central―Anywhere ⏳ Seconds Count As always, lots of information can be found on our website. Have a productive week! Learn | Practice | Improve A) How to Help In the Wake of Recent Disasters In the wake of Read More
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Keeping Vaccines Safe in Rural Clinics | Discover the Cool Cube | Reliable Replenishment Options

In this Bi-Weekly Issue In this biweekly issue: 🏁 Bridging the Last Mile 🆒 The Secret to Safe Temperatures 🗃 Post-COVID Challenges 🦺 Chaos in Your Cache? As always, lots of information can be found on our website. Have a productive week! Learn | Practice | Improve A) Bridging the Last Mile Keeping Vaccines Safe Read More
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A Message from VeriCor about COVID-19 | Cold Chain Protection | Cache Conversion

An All-in-One Solution for the Cold Chain In this Bi-Weekly Issue In this biweekly issue: 🦠 VeriCor & COVID-19 🌡 A Cooler With So Many Uses 🤝 Training for Your EP System 📦 Cache Conversion As always, lots of information can be found on our website. Have a productive week! Learn | Practice | Improve A) COVID-19 Myths Striving to be a Read More
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Transport System Recommendations | Manage Casualties On-Site | A Mess of Supplies Made Ready

Transport System Recommendations Hello, medical professionals! If you handle vaccine and missed last week's rundown of the changes the CDC made to its 2019 Vaccine Storage and Handling Toolkit, make sure read it (find it here if you accidentally deleted it). As for the rest of you, this newsletter revisits the specific transport recommendations of the CDC, a brief synopsis Read More
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Cool Cube™ FAQ | Beds for a Surge Response | Cache Conversion

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Cool Cube™ FAQA Question From Your ColleaguesQuestion: How many times can the Cool Cube™ be opened?Answer: A lot. Unlike a fridge that when opened cold air escapes out the bottom and warm air enters from the top, the Cool Cube™ has a top-open design. When opened, the cool air stays down within the unit while Read More