Occupational blood exposure beyond needle stick injuries: hospital-based cross-sectional study among healthcare workers in governmental hospitals of Northern Ethiopia

Semere Reda(Wollo University), Metadel Adane(Wollo University), Tefera Chane Mekonnen(Wollo University), Mesfin Gebrehiwot(University of Washington), Birhanu Wagaye(Wollo University), Alelgne Feleke(Wollo University), Awoke Keleb(Wollo University), Mistir Lingerew(Wollo University), Chala Daba(Wollo University), Amanuel Atamo(Wollo University)
BMC Health Services Research
October 21, 2021
10.1186/s12913-021-07167-9
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