Characterisation of occupational blood and body fluid exposures beyond the Needlestick Safety and Prevention Act.

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Frances S Shofer

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Judith Green-McKenzie

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Ronda B McCarthy

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Effects of training course on occupational exposure to bloodborne pathogens: a controlled interventional study.

Chinks in the armor: percutaneous injuries from hollow bore safety-engineered sharps devices.

Duration of time on shift before accidental blood or body fluid exposure for housestaff, nurses, and technicians.

Notes from the field: occupationally acquired HIV infection among health care workers - United States, 1985-2013.

Infection control practices among correctional healthcare workers: effect of management attitudes and availabiity of protective equipment and engineering controls.

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