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In-Hospital BSL-2 Clinical Laboratory Biosafety Risk Identification and Risk Control
Background:
This study aimed to explore the management of risk assessment and risk control in the in-hospital biosafety management of BSL-2 clinical pathogenic microorganism laboratory.
Methods:
Risk analysis was carried out for complex nosocomial pathogen infection risk, poor scientific research skills of medical staff, weak risk awareness, and unreasonable layout of laboratory division.
Results:
Through effective risk control means, the infection risk of pathogenic microorganism laboratory was reduced, and the safe operation of the laboratory was guaranteed.
Conclusions:
BSL-2 clinical laboratory should adopt effective risk assessment and risk control, predict the danger source in advance, eliminate or reduce the hidden danger, and ensure the safety to the greatest extent.
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