Aarseth S, Vatn S, Aarseth H P
Bedriftshelsetjenesten, Sentralsykehuset, Akershus, Nordbyhagen.
Tidsskr Nor Laegeforen. 1993 Jan 10;113(1):24-6.
We used a questionnaire to study the working situation of physicians in two large Norwegian hospitals. During the last six months 40% of the doctors reported one or more episodes of exposure to blood when transfer of infectious agents such as hepatitis B-virus or HIV would have been possible. The fact that so many doctors had been exposed to blood conflicts with the low number reported to the hospital department of the occupational health service. Surprisingly, 40% of the physicians who reported exposure were physicians not taking part in surgical procedures. All hospitals should establish follow-up procedures for employees exposed to blood or other possible infectious agents, and physicians should be urged to follow these routines.
我们通过问卷调查研究了挪威两家大型医院医生的工作情况。在过去六个月里，40%的医生报告称有过一次或多次接触血液的情况，而在这些接触中，有可能接触到诸如乙肝病毒或艾滋病毒等传染源。如此多的医生接触过血液，这一事实与向医院职业健康服务部门报告的低数字相矛盾。令人惊讶的是，报告有接触情况的医生中，40%并非参与外科手术的医生。所有医院都应为接触过血液或其他可能传染源的员工建立后续跟踪程序，并应敦促医生遵循这些程序。
