Sharps Injury & Prevention

Choosing the right sharps container can be confusing. Let us help you navigate the safety, volume, and compliance factors that impact sharps container use.

Terry Grimmond details how microbiology plays into sharps injuries and why we must prevent them.

What Safety Features Make A Difference In Your Sharps Container Choice.

Mary Ogg provides insight into how sharps injuries occur in the OR and how to reduce risk.

Methods to reduce the risk of needlestick injuries in healthcare facilities.

Find out how you can help reduce sharps-injuries year round. We provide tips and tools to help you increase safety throughout the year.

Karen Daley, former President of the American Nurses Association, spent time with us to share her experience as a nurse being stuck by a needle.

We examine the history, regulations and adoption of needlestick injury prevention strategies over the last 39 years and why a spotlight is still required on needlestick injury awareness and reporting.

A survey of 702 surgical trainees in 17 programs from 2007 reported that 99 percent had a needlestick injury by the end of training. Yet, 51 percent of the injuries were not reported to an employee health service.

Karen Daley's testimony asks that we look at two things, firstly how can we prevent sharps injury occurrence, and secondly... in the event of a needlestick injury, how can we support victims in seeking help and assuring them that it is going to be ok?

Daniels are proud to sponsor 'It's Not OK'; an inaugural event tackling the persistent issue of sharps injuries. Join us in Chicago, Philadelphia or Florida to be part of the conversation

Analyzing the results of the largest sharps exposure survey in the United States