Objective: To assess the knowledge, attitude and practice among nurses regarding needle stick and sharp item injuries Material and methods: This cross sectional study was conducted at Dera Ghazi Khan Hospital Dera Ghazi Khan from March 2018 to September 2018 over the period of 3 months. Total 200 nurses were selected for this study and knowledge, attitude and practice among nurses regarding needle stick and sharp item injuries was assessed. Results: Majority (6%) of sample were in the age group of 20-25 years and (31%) in age group of 26-30 years. Majority of sample (98.5%) were female. Majority of sample (91.5%) were married. Conclusions: The study identified the presence of suboptimal practices that put both staff nurses and patien...
Aim: Injury from needle is one of the main ways of transmitting blood diseases in the medical staff....
Needle-stick injuries (NSI) pose a significant occupational hazard for nurses worldwide. With approp...
Abstract Background The incidence of needle stick injuries is higher among nurses with a low level o...
Introduction Needle-stick injuries (NSIs) risk transmission of blood-borne infections to healthcare ...
Needle stick injuries are very common and occupational hazards for all health care workers all over ...
Objective: To determine the knowledge regarding needle stick injury (NSI) among nursing staff and te...
Abstract:Background Every day, health care worker are exposed to dangerous and deadly blood borne pa...
Introduction: Needle stick injuries are an important occupational hazard for nursing personnel as th...
Background: Health care workers are at increased risk of acquiring blood-borne infections as they ar...
Introduction: Needle-stick injury (NSI) is one of the most potential hazards for health care workers...
Background: This study aimed to determine the prevalence and factors related to needle stick injurie...
Background : An occupational injury is loosely termed as needle stick injury(NSI) , though it includ...
Objectives: Workplace safety is essential to occupational health practices among healthcare provider...
Background and aim Needle stick injuries are one of the most important threats for the nursing staf...
Background: The incidence of needle stick injuries is higher among nurses with a low level of knowle...
Aim: Injury from needle is one of the main ways of transmitting blood diseases in the medical staff....
Needle-stick injuries (NSI) pose a significant occupational hazard for nurses worldwide. With approp...
Abstract Background The incidence of needle stick injuries is higher among nurses with a low level o...
Introduction Needle-stick injuries (NSIs) risk transmission of blood-borne infections to healthcare ...
Needle stick injuries are very common and occupational hazards for all health care workers all over ...
Objective: To determine the knowledge regarding needle stick injury (NSI) among nursing staff and te...
Abstract:Background Every day, health care worker are exposed to dangerous and deadly blood borne pa...
Introduction: Needle stick injuries are an important occupational hazard for nursing personnel as th...
Background: Health care workers are at increased risk of acquiring blood-borne infections as they ar...
Introduction: Needle-stick injury (NSI) is one of the most potential hazards for health care workers...
Background: This study aimed to determine the prevalence and factors related to needle stick injurie...
Background : An occupational injury is loosely termed as needle stick injury(NSI) , though it includ...
Objectives: Workplace safety is essential to occupational health practices among healthcare provider...
Background and aim Needle stick injuries are one of the most important threats for the nursing staf...
Background: The incidence of needle stick injuries is higher among nurses with a low level of knowle...
Aim: Injury from needle is one of the main ways of transmitting blood diseases in the medical staff....
Needle-stick injuries (NSI) pose a significant occupational hazard for nurses worldwide. With approp...
Abstract Background The incidence of needle stick injuries is higher among nurses with a low level o...