The nurse fantasy becomes reality Country: Norway Brand: Vg newspaper Year: 1996 Agency: New Deal / DDB Director: Marius HOLST Producer: Big...
The nurse fantasy becomes reality Country: Norway Brand: Vg newspaper Year: 1996 Agency: New Deal / DDB Director: Marius HOLST Producer: Big Deal Film Oslo Sifting through hundreds of thousand TV ads, all over the world, Culturepub looks for the funniest & selects three of them daily for you to laugh and share with your friends. For a quick 3-minute daily snack of New Zealand, Slovenian, Norwegian, US, French ads over the past 40 years, subscribe to our channel ! All rights reserved. For all inquiries, please send us a message Plus de Pubs : http://www.dailymotion.com/TheAdShow .... Tous droits réservés. Pour toute information, contacter culturepub@wizdeo.com Less
Money Talks - Profits Before Patient Safety (full film)
Toyota recalled Camry, Avalon and Venza models from 2012 and 2013. The car company says the airbags and power steering could stop working. N...
Toyota recalled Camry, Avalon and Venza models from 2012 and 2013. The car company says the airbags and power steering could stop working. Norah O'Donnell reports. Less
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They're preying on the elderly by posing as fake nurses in Albuquerque.
A new banister, shower bar, lowered cabinets - they're simple fix-it jobs that may keep seniors safe in their homes and out of the hospital....
A new banister, shower bar, lowered cabinets - they're simple fix-it jobs that may keep seniors safe in their homes and out of the hospital. Nurses, occupational therapists and handymen are teaming up to try and save health care dollars. (July 8)Copyright 2013 The Associated Press Less
ICPIC – International Conference on Prevention and Infection Control - Geneva (Conférence internationale sur la prévention et le contrô...
ICPIC – International Conference on Prevention and Infection Control - Geneva (Conférence internationale sur la prévention et le contrôle des infections – Genève) Menaces pandémiques connues ou inédites, lutte contre les infections nosocomiales, résistance aux antibiotiques : les défis sont immenses pour les professionnels de la santé. ICPIC leur offre une opportunité de rencontres et d’échanges qui n’a pas d’équivalent dans le monde. En organisant une telle manifestation, les HUG illustrent leur sens des responsabilités et leur engagement en faveur de la sécurité des patients. Lors de la première édition de ICPIC, en 2011, la bactérie E. coli – responsable d’une épidémie de syndrome hémolytique et urémique en Allemagne et en France - faisait la une de l’actualité. Deux ans plus tard, ICPIC 2013 choisit pour thème d’ouverture les dix ans du SRAS (syndrome respiratoire aigu sévère). Dans le même temps, le monde entier observe avec préoccupation l’émergence d’agents infectieux tels que le nouveau coronavirus de la péninsule arabique (MERS-CoV) ou encore le nouveau virus grippal H7N9. Less
ICPIC from rubbing to dancing
Professor Theresa Murphy was appointed as Director of the Patient Experience and Nursing at The Hillingdon Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust an...
Professor Theresa Murphy was appointed as Director of the Patient Experience and Nursing at The Hillingdon Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and commenced in her new post at the end of May, 2013. Theresa is passionate about effective team working, improving the patient experience and developing nursing teams to provide first class patient care. Less
Process plants and pipelines generate thousands of alarms from their automation systems every day — many of which are not serious. Control...
Process plants and pipelines generate thousands of alarms from their automation systems every day — many of which are not serious. Control room operators must then quickly distinguish between routine process alarms and critical alarms that warn of operating problems or safety issues.Honeywell (NYSE:HON) today unveiled its new DynAMo™ Alarm Suite, an advanced alarm management software that reduces the overall number of alarms while helping operators focus and respond to those most critical.To view Multimedia News Release, go to http://www.multivu.com/mnr/64513-honeywell-new-dynamo-alarm-suite-reduces-nuisance-automation-alarms Less
Adam Christensen recorded this video of his daughter swimming alone in a pool in August last year. Elizabeth was only 16-months-old when thi...
Adam Christensen recorded this video of his daughter swimming alone in a pool in August last year. Elizabeth was only 16-months-old when this clip showing her paddle, without any flotation devices, across the length of the pool. Her parents are heard in the background shouting words of encouragement. However, the video has sparked controversy over safety issues. Credit: YouTube/Adam BC. Less
TV host Bear Grylls owns a private island off the coast of North Wales where he installed a water slide, which is stirring up controversy. O...
TV host Bear Grylls owns a private island off the coast of North Wales where he installed a water slide, which is stirring up controversy. Officials are angry that Grylls installed the slide without going through them, and are investigating the environmental and safety issues surrounding the slide. Patrick Jones (@Patrick_E_Jones) reports. Less
Comedian Gavin McInnes demonstrates "how to fight a baby" in this featured viral video. McInnes’ number one tip for fighting toddlers? Win...
Comedian Gavin McInnes demonstrates "how to fight a baby" in this featured viral video. McInnes’ number one tip for fighting toddlers? Wind, obviously. McInnes can also be seen flipping, tossing, slamming, and even pretending to strangle his baby on a big fluffy bed. Some viewers are not laughing over it though, speaking out on YouTube about the safety issues it presents. No babies were actually harmed during the making of this video, just McInnes- who got a scratch to the eye. Less
Toyota is hoping to finally smooth out the speed bump it hit on its way to becoming one of the world's largest auto companies. A settlement ...
Toyota is hoping to finally smooth out the speed bump it hit on its way to becoming one of the world's largest auto companies. A settlement with the U.S. Justice Department ends a criminal probe over the way Toyota handled its biggest recall ever. The Japanese automaker will fork over $1.2 billion for misleading and concealing information tied to American recalls dating back to 2009 - when vehicles sped up without prompting from drivers. It comes with a rare admission of guilt, according to U.S. State Attorney General Eric Holder. SOUNDBITE: U.S. STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL ERIC HOLDER (ENGLISH) SAYING: "As part of the resolution of this case, Toyota will fully admit wrong doing. It will pay a financial penalty of $1.2 billion dollars, and going forward, the company will submit to rigorous review by an independent monitor that will examine and assess the manner in which Toyota regularly reports safety issues to the public and its regulator. The $1.2 billion do Less
Publication video ILCAD 2014 There are millions of near misses and thousands deaths estimated on level crossings around the world every yea...
Publication video ILCAD 2014 There are millions of near misses and thousands deaths estimated on level crossings around the world every year. But because the numbers are relatively low compared to accidents on the roads, not enough priority is given by policy makers to improving safety. The International Union of Railways (UIC), road sector organisations, European Institutions and the UN-ECE are committed to raising awareness about the risks, improving technology and changing behavior. This film has been co-financed by UNECE, the Federal Office of Transport of the Swiss Confederation (FOT) and the International Union of Railways (UIC). This film is a documentary aimed at making the public and decision makers aware of the dangers at level crossings to better tackle this particular safety issue and risky interface to decrease the number of accidents and casualties around the world. Less
This is a 2010 Ford Escape -- it's one of the SUV models Ford is recalling. The company said they're recalling 1.39 million SUVs and sedans ...
This is a 2010 Ford Escape -- it's one of the SUV models Ford is recalling. The company said they're recalling 1.39 million SUVs and sedans in North America, most for the possible loss of power steering. Model years 2011 to 2013 Explorer SUVs, along with 2008 to 2011 Ford Escape and Mercury Mariner SUVs are included in the recall. In addition, Ford is recalling nearly 200,000 Taurus sedans on a corrosion issue. Plus, over 82,000 Ford Fusion, Mercury Milan, Lincoln Zephyr, and Lincoln M-K-Z sedans with floor mats that may interfere with the operation of accelerator pedals. Analysts say automakers are giving heightened scrutiny to safety issues. This, in the wake of General Motors' ongoing crisis that began with an ignition-switch problem in older-model cars. Less
A short film on patient safety by NTS Bangalore RT Nagar branch as part of MT Week Celebrations
Minnesota experienced widespread flooding on June 24. This aerial footage shows the effects of the floods on Waterville, MN, which lies betw...
Minnesota experienced widespread flooding on June 24. This aerial footage shows the effects of the floods on Waterville, MN, which lies between the Tetonka and Sakatah lakes.Heavy rainfall has caused rivers in the state, including the Mississippi, to rise to record high marks. The Minnesota department of public safety issued an additional 30 day state of emergency, detailed here, in response to the flooding. Credit: YouTube/Jonathan Smithers Less
Tourists and hikers visiting Taylor Creek in South Lake Tahoe, California have been discouraged from taking selfie pictures with the wild be...
Tourists and hikers visiting Taylor Creek in South Lake Tahoe, California have been discouraged from taking selfie pictures with the wild bears. Tourists and hikers visiting Taylor Creek in South Lake Tahoe, California have been discouraged from taking selfie pictures with the wild bears.Lisa Herron, spokesperson for the Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit, is quoted as saying: “We’ve had mobs of people that are actually rushing toward the bears trying to get a ‘selfie’ photo. It is presenting a safety issue. We are afraid someone is going to get attacked." In Taylor Creek, bears are congregating to hunt for kokanee salmon, which are making their annual visit to the area.Because there are more bears hanging around there during this time of year, visitors can easily spot one of the animals, and many people want to record the experience so they can look back on it, or share the photo with others.The problem is that the bears aren’t afraid to come close to the visitors. One bear cub reportedly came within two feet of a person, when there weren’t any park rangers around to advise people to keep a safe distance. If people don’t heed the warning from wildlife conservation officials, authorities have threatened to limit access to the area. Less
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