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Preventing Unsafe Injection Practices - Injection Safety

guidelines  transmission  facemask  bloodborne pathogens  clinical reminder  fingerstick devices  glucose  AMBG  long-term care  facilities  reusable devices  single-use  bacterial meningitis  healthcare settings  infection transmission 

This page links to the complete guidelines for isolation precautions and excerpts from it related to injection safety along with CDC clinical reminders about baterial meningitis risk for spinal injection without a facemask and bloodborne pathogen transmission risk for using fingerstick devices on more than one person.

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Recent Publications - Injections Safety

practices  meningitis  streptococcal  AMBG  infection control  safe injection  bacterial  myelogram  health care settings  needle sharing  vials 

This page lists recent injection safety related publications

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