Applying for the first time? Please sign up to be notified when the application re-opens: https://mailchi.mp/ariadnelabs.org/better-evidence-for-clinical-care.

TheSafetyZone, LLC

Renewing your application? If you are eligible to renew your subscription, you must login to the same account you used to submit your original application to avoid being declined. If you no longer have access to the email address you originally used to apply, you must update it when you log in before submitting your renewal application. If you are renewing from a new site, you must email us at beproviders@ariadnelabs.org before submitting your application.

Renewals may take up to two months to process. You can check the portal for any updates. All new applicants will be declined.

Thesafety zonegloves

Better Evidence works with UpToDate®, the world's leading evidence-based clinical resource, to grant free UpToDate subscriptions to practitioners serving vulnerable communities around the world. UpToDate provides medical information that healthcare providers can easily access on or offline.

What is asafety zonein driving

For instructional and training materials, go to: https://www.ariadnelabs.org/better-evidence-for-providers-individual-materials/.

**UpToDate has a tiered pricing structure for countries outside of the United States and provides discounted rates for groups as well as residents, students, and other physicians in training. For information on the cost of UpToDate in your area and for your profession/role, please visit the following webpage: UpToDate Customer Information

The Children’s Safety Zone collaborates with local fire departments, hospitals and media to gather statistics and stories on water related incidents and fatalities in Arizona. This site is dedicated to the fire and police departments that respond so quickly; to the hospital staff that helps mend our bodies; and to all the parents who assume the never-ending responsibility to protect and provide for our children. Drownings happen to the best of families. Don’t let yours be one of them. To learn more about Water Related Incidents, please review the publications developed by the Arizona Department of Health Services. [ADHS – Public Health Records on Water Related Incidents ]