Abstract: An injection port dressing assembly for covering an injection port in a patient includes a dressing that is positionable around an injection port in a patient to inhibit bacteria from accessing the injection port. The dressing has a tube opening therein to accommodate an injection tube from the injection port. A dome is provided and the dome is coupled to the dressing to cover the injection port when the dressing is placed on the patient. The dome is comprised of a translucent material to facilitate the injection port to be visible through the dome. An adhesive layer is coupled to the dressing to adhesively engage the patient's skin.

Abstract: An injection port dressing assembly for covering an injection port in a patient includes a dressing that is positionable around an injection port in a patient to inhibit bacteria from accessing the injection port. The dressing has a tube opening therein to accommodate an injection tube from the injection port. A dome is provided and the dome is coupled to the dressing to cover the injection port when the dressing is placed on the patient. The dome is comprised of a translucent material to facilitate the injection port to be visible through the dome. An adhesive layer is coupled to the dressing to adhesively engage the patient's skin.

Abstract: The inventive system provides a technological solution to the problem of automating the verification of Cert Org credential records, as well as monitoring licenses/certifications with a compliance screenshot, and providing automated alerts/notifications and data analytics. The verification and monitoring process can be used for employees, freelancers or consultants, represented licensees (e.g., contractors, nurses, insurance brokers, accountants, pharmacists, etc.) and partners or customers (e.g. drug distribution, insurance, contractors, etc.) across Cert Orgs. Cert Orgs include technology providers, State License Boards, Federal Databases and many others. The system provides corporations with continuous verification of credential data across structured and unstructured data outputs of certifying organizations.

Abstract: A garment with selectively variable appearance may include a fabric body with a front panel and a back panel joined together only along a seam that extends no higher than a mid-torso point. Strap-attachment rings may be positioned and attached to the front and back panels at locations at which the panels are not joined, above the mid-torso point. One or more sets of straps may be configured for selective attachment to the strap-attachment rings. Any one set of straps may include a first strap configured to pass over a first shoulder of a wearer and a second strap configured to pass over a second shoulder of the wearer.