NIOSH recommends that health care facilities use safer medical devices to protect workers from needlestick and other sharps injuries. Since the passage of the Needlestick Safety and Prevention Act in 2000 and the subsequ - Institute of Engineering and Management - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	NIOSH recommends that health care facilities use safer medical devices to protect workers from needlestick and other sharps injuries. Since the passage of the Needlestick Safety and Prevention Act in 2000 and the subsequ Add to Reading List Document Date: 2005-11-10 17:02:42 Open Document File Size: 65,00 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Understand / / IndustryTerm Internet access / home care services / safer medical devices / federal law / infusion equipment / literature search / hospice services / safer devices / insurance / / MedicalCondition sharps injuries / sharps injury / / Organization Infusion Team / Occupational Safety and Health Administration / Senior Administration / / Position Infusion Manager and Supply Manager / Infusion Manager / Supervisor / representative / consultant / ET/ Wound Ostomy Continence Nurse / Supply/ Purchasing Manager / Compliance Officer / coordinator / Manager / wound consultant / supply/purchasing manager / Director of Human Resource / Education Specialist / / URL http / SocialTag Industrial hygiene Occupational safety and health Safety engineering National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Blood-borne disease Occupational Safety and Health Administration Health care Emergency management Needlestick injury Health

NIOSH recommends that health care facilities use safer medical devices to protect workers from needlestick and other sharps injuries. Since the passage of the Needlestick Safety and Prevention Act in 2000 and the subsequAdd to Reading List