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The document outlines NIOSH's recommendations for health care facilities to implement safer medical devices to prevent needlestick and sharps injuries, following the Needlestick Safety and Prevention Act. It details a hospital's experience in forming a Sharps Injury Prevention Team, including team composition, lessons learned, and strategies for success. The report emphasizes the importance of management support, inclusion of frontline staff in decision-making, and effective communication within the team to enhance safety practices.

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