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    1. The study assessed awareness of occupational safety and health hazards among nursing staff at a teaching hospital. A questionnaire was administered to 150 nursing staff to evaluate their knowledge on issues like accidental falls, latex allergies, dermatitis, fires, burns, electric shocks, biological infections, and use of personal protective equipment. 2. Most staff demonstrated awareness of issues like infections (59.4%), respiratory disorders (54%), and handwashing (77.4%), while some areas like accidental falls (43.4%), electric shocks (36.7%), and documentation of incidents (58%) showed room for improvement. 3. Overall, 73.3% of participants showed complete awareness of occupational health and

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    1. The study assessed awareness of occupational safety and health hazards among nursing staff at a teaching hospital. A questionnaire was administered to 150 nursing staff to evaluate their knowledge on issues like accidental falls, latex allergies, dermatitis, fires, burns, electric shocks, biological infections, and use of personal protective equipment. 2. Most staff demonstrated awareness of issues like infections (59.4%), respiratory disorders (54%), and handwashing (77.4%), while some areas like accidental falls (43.4%), electric shocks (36.7%), and documentation of incidents (58%) showed room for improvement. 3. Overall, 73.3% of participants showed complete awareness of occupational health and

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    1. The study assessed awareness of occupational safety and health hazards among nursing staff at a teaching hospital. A questionnaire was administered to 150 nursing staff to evaluate their knowledge on issues like accidental falls, latex allergies, dermatitis, fires, burns, electric shocks, biological infections, and use of personal protective equipment. 2. Most staff demonstrated awareness of issues like infections (59.4%), respiratory disorders (54%), and handwashing (77.4%), while some areas like accidental falls (43.4%), electric shocks (36.7%), and documentation of incidents (58%) showed room for improvement. 3. Overall, 73.3% of participants showed complete awareness of occupational health and

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    1. The study assessed awareness of occupational safety and health hazards among nursing staff at a teaching hospital. A questionnaire was administered to 150 nursing staff to evaluate their knowledge on issues like accidental falls, latex allergies, dermatitis, fires, burns, electric shocks, biological infections, and use of personal protective equipment. 2. Most staff demonstrated awareness of issues like infections (59.4%), respiratory disorders (54%), and handwashing (77.4%), while some areas like accidental falls (43.4%), electric shocks (36.7%), and documentation of incidents (58%) showed room for improvement. 3. Overall, 73.3% of participants showed complete awareness of occupational health and

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    1. Occupational The occupational hazards were as follows. Conducted a cross- Ndejjo, R. G,
    Health These hazards were broadly classified as sectional study utilizing Musinguzi. X, Yu. E,
    Hazards biological and nonbiological. The broader quantitative data Buregyeya. D,
    among classifications were generated as collection methods Musoke. JS, Wang. AA
    Healthcare compositeend points. among 200 Respondents Halage. C, Whalen. W,
    Workers in Results. Overall, 50.0% of respondents Who Worked In 8 major Bazeyo. P, Williams. J,
    Kampala, reported experiencing an occupational health facilities in Ssempebwa.
    Uganda health hazard. Among these, 39.5% Kampala Occupational Health
    experienced biological hazards while 31.5% Hazards among
    experienced nonbiological hazards. Healthcare Workers in
    Predictors for experiencing hazards included Kampala, Ugand
    not wearing the necessary personal 2015. Journal o
    protective equipment (PPE), working Environmental an
    overtime, job related pressures, and working Public Health. Vo
    in multiple health facilities. Control 2015 no. 9
    measures to mitigate hazards were availing
    separate areas and containers to store
    medical waste and provision of safety tools
    and equipment. Conclusion. Healthcare
    workers in this setting experience several
    hazards in their work places. Associated
    factors in clude not wearing all necessary
    protective equipment, working overtime,
    experiencing work related pressures, and
    working in multiple facilities. Interventions
    should be instituted to mitigate the hazards.
    Specifically PPE supply aps ,job related
    pressures, and complacence in adhering to
    mitigation measures should be addressed.
    2. Assessing the Occupational safety and health hazards in A prospective study was M, S. Prajwal. K,K,
    awareness healthcare facilities play a significant role in conducted on a pilot basis Kundury. S, M,J.2020.
    on the lives of care providers and also for a period of 3 months Assessing the
    occupational contribute toward quality patient care. in various nursing areas awareness on
    safety and Healthcare workforce gets exposed to of the hospital. The occupational safety
    health physical, chemical, biological, and questionnaire aimed at and
    hazards psychological hazards while discharging their assessing the awareness health hazards among
    among duties, thus demanding for proper of nursing staff on nursing staff of a
    nursing staff knowledge and awareness to address the occupational safety and teaching hospital.
    of a teaching same. health hazards (5-point Journal of Family
    hospital Participant response rate was 88% scale) was administered Medicine and Primary
    (150/170). Awareness on occupational on nursing staff Care. Vol 9 no 10
    safety and health hazards were shown as (150/170]. Total scores
    43.4%- accidental falls at workplace, 42.7%- and percentage of
    complete awareness on latex allergies, responses were
    52.7% on dermatitis and respiratory computed and the degree
    problems, 42% complete aware on of correlation was
    accidental fires, 39.4%- burns, 36.7%- observed as 0.4 between
    electric shocks, 59.4%- complete awareness the participants age,
    on biological infections, 54%- respiratory educational
    disorders, 48.7%- skin allergies, awareness qualifications, and total
    on usage of PPE to prevent: 67.4%- scores.
    respiratory problems, 44%- accidental falls;
    77.4%- importance of handwashing, 78% -
    significance of Hepatitis B vaccination, 71.4%
    - usage of first aid kits in minor accidents,
    60%- reporting incidents, and 58%-
    documentation system for incident
    reporting. Sum total of scores revealed that
    73.3% of the participants were found to be
    completely aware about all the components
    of occupational health and safety mentioned
    in the questionnaire. 22.6%- aware, 3.3%-
    moderately aware, and < 1% were slightly
    aware of the same. Conclusions: The study
    had highlighted the areas that require
    knowledge enhancement on occupational
    safety and health hazards which helps in
    adopting the best practices at work place.

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