Skip to content
afrjcem.org

afrjcem.org

African Journal Of Clinical And Experimental Microbiology

  • HOME
  • ARTICLES
  • SUBMIT YOUR MANUSCRIPT
  • CONTACT US
  • ABOUT US
    • AJCEM INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORS
    • EDITORIAL BOARD
    • LATEST ANNOUNCEMENT
    • ANNOUNCEMENTS
  • PUBLISHED JOURNAL VOLUMES AND ISSUES
  • AJCEM PEER REVIEW OF MANUSCRIPT
  • ARTICLES IN PRESS
    • VOLUME 22
    • VOLUME 23
    • VOLUME 24
    • VOLUME 25
  • SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIALS
Posted on March 2, 2019March 10, 2019 by admin

Awareness and pattern of needlestick injuries among health workers at University Teaching Hospital Ilorin, Nigeria

SA Medubi, TM Akande, GK Osagbemi

 

Abstract

No Abstract.

African Journal of Clinical and Experimental Microbiology Vol. 7(3) 2006: 183-188

Download full journal in PDF below

Awareness and pattern of needlestick injuries among health workers at University Teaching Hospital Ilorin, Nigeria

Categories2006, Volume 7.2

Post navigation

Previous PostPrevious Seroprevalence of Bacillus antracis in Jos and environs
Next PostNext Improving clinical diagnostic accuracy of Lassa fever – the use of WBCT-20

Search Articles

Archives (choose a category)

  • 2002 (44)
    • Volume 3.1 (13)
    • Volume 3.2 (12)
  • 2003 (27)
    • Volume 4.1 (13)
    • Volume 4.2 (14)
  • 2004 (58)
    • Volume 5.1 (14)
    • Volume 5.2 (12)
    • Volume 5.3 (13)
  • 2005 (58)
    • Volume 6.1 (11)
    • Volume 6.2 (13)
    • Volume 6.3 (15)
  • 2006 (42)
    • Volume 7.1 (11)
    • Volume 7.2 (12)
  • 2007 (39)
    • Volume 8.1 (11)
    • Volume 8.2 (4)
    • Volume 8.3 (5)
  • 2008 (43)
    • Volume 9.1 (7)
    • Volume 9.2 (7)
    • Volume 9.3 (10)
  • 2009 (38)
    • Volume 10.1 (6)
    • Volume 10.2 (7)
    • Volume 10.3 (6)
  • 2010 (43)
    • Volume 11.1 (8)
    • Volume 11.2 (7)
    • Volume 11.3 (9)
  • 2011 (46)
    • Volume 12.1 (9)
    • Volume 12.2 (9)
    • Volume 12.3 (9)
  • 2012 (44)
    • Volume 13.1 (7)
    • Volume 13.2 (10)
    • Volume 13.3 (7)
  • 2013 (51)
    • Volume 14.1 (9)
    • Volume 14.2 (11)
    • Volume 14.3 (12)
  • 2014 (44)
    • Volume 15.1 (8)
    • Volume 15.2 (9)
    • Volume 15.3 (8)
  • 2015 (42)
    • Volume 16.1 (8)
    • Volume 16.2 (6)
    • Volume 16.3 (9)
  • 2016 (61)
    • Volume 17.1 (9)
    • Volume 17.2 (14)
    • Volume 17.3 (9)
    • Volume 17.4 (10)
  • 2017 (54)
    • Volume 18.1 (8)
    • Volume 18.2 (12)
    • Volume 18.3 (7)
    • Volume 18.4 (8)
  • 2018 (60)
    • Volume 19.1 (10)
    • Volume 19.2 (10)
    • Volume 19.3 (14)
    • Volume 19.4 (7)
  • 2019 (62)
    • Volume 20.1 (11)
    • Volume 20.2 (10)
    • Volume 20.3 (11)
    • Volume 20.4 (11)
  • 2020 (47)
    • Volume 21.1 (10)
    • Volume 21.2 (11)
    • Volume 21.3 (12)
    • Volume 21.4 (14)
  • 2021 (67)
    • Volume 22.1 (14)
    • Volume 22.2 (26)
    • Volume 22.3 (15)
    • Volume 22.4 (12)
  • 2022 (50)
    • Volume 23.1 (12)
    • Volume 23.2 (12)
    • Volume 23.3 (13)
    • Volume 23.4 (13)
  • 2023 (48)
    • Volume 24.1 (13)
    • Volume 24.2 (12)
    • Volume 24.3 (11)
    • Volume 24.4 (12)
  • 2024 (42)
    • Volume 25.1 (12)
    • Volume 25.2 (16)
    • Volume 25.3 (14)
  • 2025 (40)
    • Volume 26.2 (10)
    • Volume 26.3 (14)
    • Volume 26.4 (16)
  • 2026 (51)
    • Volume 27.1 (16)
    • Volume 27.2 (15)
    • Volume 27.3 (20)

Recent Articles

  • Malaria: A narrative review of historical efforts in prevention and control September 4, 2026
  • Burden and predictors of drug-resistant tuberculosis in Burkina Faso September 4, 2026
  • Bridging diagnostic gaps of drug-resistant pulmonary tuberculosis with clinical diagnosis in a low-and middle-income state, southwest Nigeria: A secondary data analysis September 4, 2026
  • Impact of sputum transit time on TB isolation and culture contamination rate September 4, 2026
  • Efflux and mecA/mecC-mediated-resistance in multi-drug-resistant Staphylococcus aureus clinical isolates from selected Ghanaian primary and tertiary hospitals September 4, 2026

Pages

  • AJCEM PEER REVIEW OF MANUSCRIPT
  • Article Review
  • ARTICLES
    • PUBLISHED JOURNAL VOLUMES AND ISSUES
  • ARTICLES IN PRESS
    • VOLUME 22
      • VOLUME 22, NO 1 (ARTICLES IN PRESS)
      • VOLUME 22, NO 2 (ARTICLES IN PRESS)
      • VOLUME 22, NO 3 (ARTICLES IN PRESS)
      • VOLUME 22, NO 4 (ARTICLES IN PRESS)
  • CONTACT US
    • CONTACT FORM
  • File Download
  • HOME
  • MANUSCRIPT SUBMISSION
  • PEER REVIEW PROCESS
  • SUBMIT YOUR MANUSCRIPT
  • SUBMIT YOUR MANUSCRIPT
  • SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIALS
  • VOLUME 23
    • VOLUME 23, NO 1
    • Volume 23, NO 2
    • Volume 23, NO 3
    • Volume 23, NO 4
  • VOLUME 24
    • Vol 24, No 1
    • Vol 24, No 2
    • Vol 24, No 3
    • Vol 24, No 4
  • VOLUME 25
    • Vol 25, No 1
    • Vol 25, No 3
  • ABOUT US
    • AJCEM INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORS
    • ANNOUNCEMENTS
      • LATEST ANNOUNCEMENT
    • EDITORIAL BOARD

lATEST ANNOUNCEMENT

African Journal of Clinical and Experimental Microbiology (ISSN: 1595-689X)” has passed the evaluation process positively and is indexed in the ICI Journals Master List database for 2019. From now on, the Editorial Staff and Publisher may use this information in their external communication.

Click here for more details

(c) 2019 afrjcem.org

Search website

Copyright 2020, African Journal of Clinical and Experimental Microbiology

Email : afrjcem@gmail.com

To contact us click here

Afrjcem.org

ABOUT US Proudly powered by WordPress