From security firms to laboratories, from morticians to beauticians.  All regularly contact our helpline trying to get their staff vaccinated.  We have put together the following Posters, Booklets, Vaccination Schedules, Industry Risk Fact Sheets and bulk buy and deployment links below, to help those employers whose staff are at risk from blood viral infections.

To help we have provided a simple Professions Overview for GP's at the bottom of the list of Industries it includes

• A Professions Risk List Letter 
• A Professions Vaccination Poster  
• A HBV Risk Assessment Form 
• Vaccination Schedulefor GP's and a
• Just Diagnosed Booklet for the infected
• Which all professions should download and present to GP's to ease the vaccination process

The following numbers indicate how many workers had signs of having been infected with HBV and having cleared it back in the late Eighties before HBV vaccination become common. (bear in mind the Chronic HBV Population has doubled sonce 1990). 

1 in 17 Asylum Workers. Holt et al 1985. Of concern for Custodial Special Needs Schools, Dementia Homes, Drug Workers and Prison Young Offender Staff                                                 

1 in 14 Exposure Prone Health Workers. Fagan et al 1987.  Of concern for Volunteer First Aid, Hairdressers, Beauticians and Tattooists/Piercers

1 in 19 Hospital Staff. Vandervelde et al 1985.  Of concern for Laboratory and Mortcian Staff

1 in 31 Non Exposure Prone Health Workers. Smith at al1987.  Of concern for Ceaners and Sewage  Workers                                                                                               

1 in 22 Police Custody Officers. Morgan-Capner et al 1988. Of concern for Security Staff                                                  

1 in 10 Police Crime Scene & Custody Officers. Morgan-Capner et al 1988 . Of concern for Contact Sportspeople and Doormen                           

National Average Blood Donors 1 in 38.  Tedder et al 1980