Guidance

Needlestick injuries in healthcare settings: raising awareness

A visual report of discussion groups held at the fifth POINTERS conference, Cardiff City Hall, 11 December 2014.

• From: Public Health England
• Published: 17 February 2015

This publication was withdrawn on 11 May 2021

This guidance is no longer in use. For current information see Bloodborne viruses (BBVs) in healthcare workers.

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[Withdrawn] Raising awareness of needlestick injuries in healthcare settings

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At the fifth POINTERS conference following a series of presentations relating to occupational exposures to bloodborne viruses, a discussion group session was held to explore the topic of ‘raising awareness of needlestick injuries in healthcare settings’. This visual report highlights the points raised during the session.

Published 17 February 2015