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Attitude of junior doctors towards needle-stick injuries

Needle-stick injury (NSI) is a known occupational hazard to health care workers. This study is done to…

Blunt-Tip Surgical Suture Needles Reduce Needlestick Injuries and the Risk of Subsequent Bloodborne Pathogen Transmission to Surgical Personnel

The FDA and CDC strongly encourage health care professionals to use blunt-tip suture needles as an…

The Prevalence Of Needle Stick Injuryand Their Reporting Among Nursing Students In Karachi, Pakistan

We aimed to measure the proportion of Needle stick injury (NSI) among nursing students of Karachi Pakistan…

Prevalence of Needlestick Injuries and Its Related Factors Among Nurses

Needle Stick Injuries (NSI) is on e of the common occupational hazard for nurses and canoccur because of…

Incidence of ambulatory care visits after needlestick and sharps injuries among healthcare workers in Taiwan: A nationwide population-based study

Healthcare professionals have a high risk of needlestick and sharps injuries (NSIs), which have a high…

Safe injection procedures, injection practices, and needlestick injuries among health care workers in operating rooms

Of the estimated 384,000 needle-stick injuries occurring in hospitals each year, 23% occur in surgical…

danger in the streets: exposure to bloodborne pathogens after community sharp injuries in Rio de Janeiro

Exposure to sharp injuriesoccurring iin the community are relatively frequent. We describe characteristics of…

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