A decade-long comparative study reveals persistent behavioral barriers to reporting among healthcare workers, suggesting cultural improvements are needed.
Despite modest improvements in awareness and perception, BBFE remains a persistent occupational hazard across professional categories. High reporting rates reflect institutional progress, yet behavioral and cultural barriers to full compliance persist. Sustained efforts targeting safety culture, reporting accessibility, and psychosocial barriers are needed to achieve lasting reductions in occupational exposure.
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