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Impact of safety devices for preventing percutaneous injuries related to phlebotomy procedures in health care workers

Anne-Marie Rogues, Catherine Verdun-Esquer, Isabelle Buisson-Valles, Marie-Françoise Laville, Agnès Lashéras, A. Sarrat, Hélène Beaudelle, Patrick Brochard, J.P. Gachie

American Journal of Infection Control · 2004 · 42 citations · 16 references

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Do protective devices prevent needlestick injuries among health care workers?

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