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It is a well known fact that healthcare workers are most at risk of needle-stick injuries in the workplace. Healthcare workers do not only include clinical staff (i.e. doctors and nurses etc.), but non-clinical ancillary staff such as receptionists and ward clerks who may have social contact with patients. However, these are not the only group of workers that are vulnerable and needle-stick injuries also occur in other areas of work such as the police force and amongst youth workers, who are all constantly at risk.

The injury itself suffered is not of course the important aspect for accident victims. It is the psychological impact of having to wait for HIV and related tests to be carried out to determine if any infection has been acquired. Many victims suffer depression and extremely low moods during the testing phase and these are issues which generally may need medical attention.

According to the Health and Safety Executive, the main risk posed by needle-stick injury to workers is when the worker is exposed to blood-borne viruses ("BBV"). Whilst there are certain protective vaccines available, not all types of BBVs can be protected against. The most common way in which a BBV infection is acquired is when a worker is exposed to infected blood. For example, with nurses and doctors, this may be whilst carrying out a medical procedure where the skin is scratched or punctured by a surgical knife or needle.

A recent 7-year study was conducted by the Health Protection Agency ('Eye of the Needle'). The report clearly stated that needle-stick injuries were the most commonly reported type of exposure and the majority of incidents were amongst healthcare workers. The following extract was taken from the report and provides a clear indication of the number of needle-stick incidents within the healthcare profession:

"Percutaneous injury was the most commonly reported type of exposure [78% (1,664/2,140)], with nursing related professions representing 45% (962/2,140) of the initial reports and medical professionals (doctors and dentists) accounting for 37% (793/2,140). If this is compared to the numbers of nurses and doctors practising, it suggests that within their professional group, there are a greater number of reported injuries among doctors"

Whilst there are clearly a large number of incidents amongst clinical staff, the study reports that 2% of the exposures occurred in non-clinical ancillary staff. However, majority of these were sustained from wrongfully disposing needles in rubbish bags. It is clear that many of these incidents were preventable by adhering to procedures for the safe handling and disposal of needles and other clinical waste.

Perhaps more could be done by the healthcare providers to ensure that staff adhere to disposal procedures? For example, failure to dispose of needles in the correct bins could lead to an employee being disciplined. This would encourage healthcare workers to take more care when disposing of needles or other clinical waste to help reduce the number accidental exposures each year. Ultimately, it is quite clear that any reduction is largely dependent on the training and high quality education by healthcare providers and all healthcare workers should be made fully aware of the organisational procedures in place to reduce their exposure to these types of injuries.

If you have been injured in this way then you may be entitled to make a needlestick injury compensation claim Specialist solicitors will be able to advise you on whether your employer should be held accountable for your injuries.

Ramrattan S. Bhambra is a trainee Solicitor working with Winston Solicitors based in Leeds uk. For more information about Winston Solicitors visit http://www.theclaimsconnection.co.uk

Check Your truck brakes,Now easily

A in exspensive truck brake adjustement guide. 5 minutes and install it on your truck.

There is a great little tool that is on the market. Maybe a little pricey but it is worth having on your truck It can pay for itself, saving you, from one ticket.

Simply put, these easy to install brake adjuster indicators tell you within a minute wheather your brakes are out of Service.

What did you say: You do not need this because you have automatic self adjusting slacks. Well I hate to break the news to you but automatic slacks can fail and be out of adjustment like manuel slack adjusters.

Most drivers probably do not know that. The DOT FMCSA Regulations require vehicles to be equipped with brake adjustment indicators that conform to the requirements of Federal Commercial Vehicle Standard 121.

This indicator meets that requirement!and you can get a discount on ordering
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The DOT is not going away anytime soon, and neither is out of service violation. So why worry about out of service ticket when this little item can keep you out of trouble and safe at the same time.

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Auto Accident - Value of soft tissue injury?

My three teenage kids were rear-ended by a commercial truck. They were in a newer mini van, all in seat belts. The driver claims his brakes went out on him, and he was cited by the officer. On pushing the truck to the side of the road,the brakes were bad.

All went to the hospital for xrays, and were released with instructions to rest and take ibuprohen for pain.

Spoke with the claims adjuster was told to get an estmate which is in progress, and I am using my shop, which they approved. I do not anticipate any issues with getting the vehicle made whole.

Question revovles around the kids. They seems fine, and frankly I would be surprised if there was any long term issues. Sore neck, sore back, some soreness from the seat belt. On day two they are not complaining, and are doing normal things.

The clams person indicated that she would make an offer once all of the medical bills are submitted.

Answer I need is, what is a reasonable amount for the injuries

For soft tissue claims, there isn't much value. Between $500-$750 per kid on top of medical bills. Broken bones, amputations, surgery, internal bleeding, coma, death....those carry value.

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