Re: [Histonet] disaster plan

From:Rene J Buesa



Our plan always called for blocks removal from premises. A fire safety cabinet (in case of a fire) will not prevent the blocks from melting.
  René J.

patsy ruegg  wrote:
  Does anyone have a disaster plan they could share with me? I heard that
their was one from CAP or Clia or someone out there but have not been able
to find it. We want to have a protocol in place for what to do with
precious tissue blocks stored from clinical trials in case of a disaster
(flood, fire, earthquake, hurricane, etc.). is it recommended that these
things be stored in fire safety cabinets?

Patsy



Patsy Ruegg, HT(ASCP)QIHC

IHCtech

12635 Montview Blvd. #216

Aurora, CO 80010

720-859-4060

fax 720-859-4110

pruegg@ihctech.net

www.ihctech.net 



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