With the growing reuse of single-use medical devices, ANA supports improvements in end-of-use product management and research on ethical and safety issues related to these devices.
Many facilities still don’t follow sharps safety best practices and
continue to underreport needlestick injuries.
No matter how small the facility or agency, all employers are required to take measures that reduce employees’ exposure risks.
To be there for your patients, you need to take care of yourself.
ANA’s “Safe Needles Save Lives” campaign strives to improve syringe safety and labeling.
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