… rate of needle stick injuries among nurses and midwives working in Uganda. Lack of training
at the workplace was identified as the strongest risk factor for needle stick injuries. Other …

… Our study sought to determine the frequency of Needlestick injuries (NSIs) among Healthcare
Workers (HCWs) working at governmental hospital and to study the factors that associated …

… among nursing personnels has not well documented. The aim of this study was to determine
the incidence of needlestick injuries in population of nurses in … by 180 nurses in September …

… and predictors for needlestick injury (NSI) in nurses of … needlestick and sharp injuries (NSIs)
will not only remain a potentially life-threatening occupational injuries for healthcare workers …

… of NSI risk among nurses practising in clinical settings worldwide. The study findings
suggest that continuous training programs should be implemented for nurses to enhance their …

… of needle stick injuries among healthcare workers during … The career time pooled prevalence
of needle stick injuries … -year pooled prevalence of needle stick injury was 26.0% and 20.9%…

… the 12-month and lifetime needlestick injuries among the primary studies ranged from 13.2
… The pooled prevalence of needlestick injuries among the Ethiopian healthcare workers was …

… issue of needlestick injuries among nurses and lack of awareness of the possible risk of
blood-borne disease transmission via needlestick injuries. Additionally, 56.73% of the nursing …

… This study aimed to determine the prevalence and factors related to needle stick injuries (NSIs)
and to assess related safety measures among a sample of Iranian nurses. …

… the risk of needlestick injury among nurses with high needle use (eg, those who often gave
injections and/or placed intravenous catheters) was much greater than among those with low …