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designed specifically to protect clinicians from needlestick inuries helps to ensure safe inection practices. ooking ahead, collaborative input on


sharps devices, inury reviews, training and education will be needed to maintain safety in the growing medical care field and workforce. ccording to the ureau of abor tatis-


tics , the healthcare sector is expected to add . million new obs between -  ureau of abor tatistics, a.


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learly, this population of workers will continue to be at risk,


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International afety enter. The center added that for healthcare facilities, It is recommended that . eadership, management, and frontline staff work cooperatively to select devices with sharps inury prevention I features and develop sharps safety stan- dards and practices that are consistently implemented and followed in all clinical environments.


. There is annual documentation for any opt-out policies that detail the rationale for not using a safety engineered device i.e., compromises patient or worker safety, or clinical outcomes or intervention, as well as any alternate procedures or practices to mitigate sharps inury risk.


. There is an annual review of the harps Inury og without personal identifiers that is shared with all relevant personnel and a review of current devices and proce- dures is completed, including a review of new commercially available, safer devices.


. There is consistent involvement of front- line healthcare workers in the selection and evaluation of devices with I, and regular and systematic assessment of devices currently in use.


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. Feedback from frontline staff is provided to manufacturers, kit packers, and dis- tributors to provide prepackaged surgical and procedure kits that include devices with I features.


. Training and education are provided on an annual basis for all potentially exposed workers on the appropriate use and dis- posal of devices. Ds aoie predicts ongoing improve- ment in device safety and care. The adoption of safety-engineered devices, including needles, has been con- sistently increasing for years, she said. s awareness of the negative conseuences of needlestick inuries increases, the trend for adoption in alternate site segments will accelerate and allow for patient and clinician safety to be enhanced. alabrese additionally foresees expanded practice of needleless treatment and safety in care.


eedle-free drug delivery devices are


state of the art and market growth con- tinues to increase during  and , she indicated. arket trends for research, funding and government initiatives are on the rise. Technavio research obotics assist the surgeon and the surgical team in various s around the country. ith specialized devices comes additional risks associated with technology it would seem s will always reuire protection from something HPN


References:


1. International Safety Center Releases Consensus Statement on Sharps Safety, https://www.facs.org/about-acs/consensus- statements/sharps-safety


2. Strategies for Sharps Disposal Container Use During Supply Shortages For Managers and Purchase Agents, https://www. cdc.gov/vaccines/covid-19/downloads/strategies-sharps-disposal- container.pdf


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3. Sharps Disposal Containers, https://www.fda.gov/medical- devices/safely-using-sharps-needles-and-syringes-home-work-and- travel/sharps-disposal-containers


4. Preventing Needlestick Injuries at COVID–19 Vaccination Sites, https://blogs.cdc.gov/niosh-science-blog/2021/03/02/ needlestick-prevention/


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