| Zafar, AB (1997) Effect of a comprehensive program to reduce needlestick injuries. | |
| Country | US |
| Aim | To reduce needlestick injuries (NSIs) and to assess the effectiveness of the interventions. |
| Target population | Occupation: Human health activities |
| Industry: Q—Human health and social work activities | |
| Setting: 050 Health establishment | |
| Firm size: 250+(large) | |
| Study design | ITS with comparison conditions: 1. Simple serial measures (No comparison) |
| Unit of analysis: Group/organizational level | |
| Sample size: 499 injuries over a 7 year period, 1500 health care workers. | |
| Type of intervention | 3.2 Multifaceted at the group or organizational level |
| Evaluation design | Duration of intervention: 4 years |
| Duration of follow‐up: 4 = Long‐term (>36 months) | |
| Type of outcome measure: Injury | |
| Study quality | Moderate quality |