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[Occupational morbidity among health care personnel in the Primorsky territory]
Abstract:
Occupational morbidity rates in health care personnel have recently attracted the particular attention of the specialists of the Russian Inspectorate for the Protection of Consumer Rights and Human Welfare and occupational pathologists. The rise in the incidence occupational diseases (during nosocomial infection) in the medical workers of therapeutic-and-prophylactic institutions affects the reduction of their ability to work. Contact with blood or other biological fluids and with bacteria-excreting patients, handing medical waste, and influence of work environment factors are causes of nosocomial infection among the medical staff.
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