Routine use of universal precautions and specific safe work practices are recommended to reduce the risk of accidental occupational infection among anaesthetists.
Requires urgent compliance improvements with universal precautions in anaesthesia practice; reinforces evidence-based occupational safety guidelines.
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Tomkins et al. (1996) conducted a review in Occupational infection. Universal precautions and safe work practices was evaluated.
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