 Sharps should be minimized due to spread of blood borne diseases.  Dispose of sharps as soon as possible.  Each health care worker is responsible.

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 Sharps should be minimized due to spread of blood borne diseases.  Dispose of sharps as soon as possible.  Each health care worker is responsible for the management and disposal of the sharps they use.

 Health care facilities must provide adequate resources for disposal.  Do not transfer sharps by hand between a health care worker and any other person.  Do not resheath.  Always use a puncture resistant tray.

What about reusable sharps ?

Do not bend needles. Do not resheath. Ensure you review your sharps container at the Workplace.