Prevalence and Determinants of Needle Stick Injury - Baye, Getaneh;Tadesse, Nigussie
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Needle Stick Injuries (NSI) resulted from accidental piercing of the skin and/ or muco-cutaneous membranes of health care workers. It also caused from suturing needles and other sharps used during clinical care. It is an occupational hazard in health care sector. Unsafe injections and procedures inviting risks to the health care workers. Adequate knowledge and adherence to safety of practices could prevent the occurrence of Needle S stick Injury. Among occupational injuries needle stick injuries are the largest problem in health care setting; Exposure to needle stick injury which have contact…mehr

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Needle Stick Injuries (NSI) resulted from accidental piercing of the skin and/ or muco-cutaneous membranes of health care workers. It also caused from suturing needles and other sharps used during clinical care. It is an occupational hazard in health care sector. Unsafe injections and procedures inviting risks to the health care workers. Adequate knowledge and adherence to safety of practices could prevent the occurrence of Needle S stick Injury. Among occupational injuries needle stick injuries are the largest problem in health care setting; Exposure to needle stick injury which have contact with blood and body fluids during health care procedures introduce them to various blood-borne diseases.
Autorenporträt
Getaneh Baye wurde am 31. Oktober 1989 in Gondar, Äthiopien, geboren. Er absolvierte 2008 ein medizinisches Labor am Debretabor Health Science College und 2016 einen BSC in Krankenpflege an der Debre Berhan University. Er ist Lehrbeauftragter an der Debre Berhan University und MSC-Student für Kinderheilkunde und Kinderkrankenpflege an der Addiss Ababa University.