WESTMINSTER, Colo., April 22, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Axion Health is proud to announce the release of the specialty 'Animal Facility Worker' medical surveillance module for its ReadySet™ employee well-being software solution.
ReadySet, a market leading employee health, safety, and wellness software solution, improves employee safety through comprehensive medical surveillance management and employee engagement. The Animal Facility Worker module helps occupational health professionals assess medical history and work environment risks for each employee. The new summary report also provides managers with visibility to program participation and compliance. Occupational health clinicians and managers can now better empower themselves to support animal facility workers and ensure employee well-being.
"The Animal Facility Worker surveillance module is an example of our commitment to continued product improvement," explains Jacques Devaud, Vice President of Product. "This is a very useful feature for research facilities, helping monitor and protect the health of employees working in an environment with animal contact."
For those interested in more information on Axion Health, the ReadySet employee well-being solution or the new Animal Facility Worker feature, please contact Jeff Cloutier, Director of Marketing, at [email protected] or visit the Axion Health website www.axionhealth.com.
About Axion Health
Axion Health provides clinically-based, employee well-being solutions. Its flagship ReadySet™ software optimizes employee well-being and engagement for health systems, government agencies, and industry. The ReadySet software is web-based, easy to use, HIPAA compliant, and paperless. For more information, please visit www.axionhealth.com.
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Jeff Cloutier
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303.477.5612 x 345
[email protected]
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