Introduction Occupational hazards (OH) in healthcare facilities are common, with 1 in 10 healthcare workers experiencing a hazard each year. These hazards can be either biological, chemical, ergonomic, or radiation. Despite their occurrence, reporting of these hazards remains limited, with very little information avail...
I. Ayesiga, David Tenywa, Moses Ntaro· PLoS ONE· 0 citations
Clinical students face hazards, such as needlestick injuries and blood spills. While healthcare workers’ exposure to such hazards is well-documented, there is limited data on medical students, particularly in Uganda. We explored the prevalence and factors associated with biological occupational hazards among clinical u...
I. Ayesiga, G. Wekha, Raymond Bernard Kihumuro et al.· Discover Public Health· 0 citations
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