Autor: |
Sansoni D; Direzione Sanitaria Presidio Ospedaliero 'C. e G. Mazzoni', Ascoli Piceno., Lepore AR, Olori MP, Saldari R, Tarulli S, Airini B, Viviani G |
Jazyk: |
italština |
Zdroj: |
Igiene e sanita pubblica [Ig Sanita Pubbl] 2002 May-Jun; Vol. LVIII (3), pp. 119-126. |
Abstrakt: |
The authors have analyzed some epidemiological events caused by the exposure to biological material amongst health workers at the Mazzoni Hospital in Ascoli Piceno (the Marches Region). According to a tailor-made questionnaire, 704 accidents occurred in the years 1995-2001. Data showed that nurses are the most frequently exposed (67%). As regards the premises, operating rooms account for 16.5 % of the accidents, ERs 9.2 % and Nephrology/Haemodialysis Units 8.8%. The highest rate of accidents occurred during injections procedures (67%) and precautions were observed only by 65% of the health care workers. The source patient was known in 86% of the cases and all workers were submitted to HBC, HCV and HIV tests. 95 subjects (16%) showed not less than one marker and 80% of them were HCV-positive. No anti-HIV/HCV/HBV seroconversions were registered. |
Databáze: |
MEDLINE |
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