Win A Valentine's Breakfast Prize Package!

Valentine Breakfast

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Win a Prize Package That Provides Everything You Need for a

Romantic Breakfast with Your Sweetheart!

Except for the Actual Sweetheart...

One Order counts as One Entry!

Enter Multiple Times, Until Midnight on 1/25/11.

Drawing will be held on January 26, 2011

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Prize Pack Includes:
11 oz bag of Keuka Lake Coffee Roasters' "Love Story Blend" Gourmet Whole Bean Coffee; Jar of Java Gourmet's Coffee Rub "Java Rub - Fruit, Dessert and More"; 2 pounds of Birkett Mills Buttermilk Pancake Mix; 1 Box of Birkett Mills Cream of Buckwheat Cereal; 1 Sassy Scrubs Apron for the Cook; 1 Quart of New York State Pure Maple Syrup; Picnic/Insulated Cooler Set (with 2 place settings, 2 wine glasses and blanket); Valentine Tablecloth & Napkin Set; Red Velvet Cake Candle; One-Month NetFlix Gift Certificate

Don't Miss Out! Enter by Midnight on January 25, 2011!

Surgical Caps Needed if You're Bald?

Surgical Caps are primarily worn to prevent hair from falling onto the patient during surgery, right? But is it necessary to wear a Surgical Cap if you have no hair? According to this excerpt from a recent ASC posting, even bald professionals should protect the patient through use of a Surgical Cap.

Misconception: I am bald, therefore I do not need to wear surgical head gear.
Ms. Joan Blanchard, MSS, BSN,RN, CNOR, CIC, who serves as the Association of periOperative Registered Nurses' liason to the CDC Healthcare Infection Control Practices Advisory Committee says even healthcare professionals with no hair on their heads should still wear protective surgical caps during surgery. Not doing so can still be hazardous to patients, she says. "It varies from individual to individual, but everyone sheds skin particles from every part of their body every day," Ms. Blanchard says. "So your head constantly shedding is a huge reason to wear surgical head caps. It's simply a quality and infection prevention issue."

Have you experienced bald co-workers foregoing a surgical cap, believing they are not a risk to their patient? Does your facility require bald professionals to wear surgical caps during surgery?

Red Shirt Fridays

Have you heard about Red Shirt Fridays?

Sassy Scrubs has put all of it's Fireball Red Medical and Nursing Scrubs on Sale until January 19th to help you in your efforts to support Red Shirt Fridays.

Red Shirt Fridays is a way for you and your workplace to show your support of our service men and women. It is a symbol of unity and support for our solders. Regardless of one's opinions about the war, this is one way that you can show your appreciation for the sacrifices that our troops have made for us and our fellow country men and women.

Red Shirt Friday is not just about thanking the thousands of men and women who have died for us, it's also about the millions that have served and continue to serve our country - throughout history.

It is for our loved ones, your loved ones, that have sacrificed and continue to sacrifice for us. Mothers, wives, fathers, husbands, brothers, sisters, children, relatives and dear friends.

It is to show our support for all of the ones that are serving now, and for those that have served us in the past, and it is for our P.O.W.s and M.I.A.s

To find out how you can start a Red Shirt Friday at your workplace, Google "Red Shirt Friday" and read about how YOU can help support this worthy cause. Remember! We've discounted our Red Scrubs $3 each to help you show your support.