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Bio-incident notification as a tool to enhance biosafety

Last updated on 22-8-2019 by Anonymous (not verified)
Health and environment  

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English

SCIENSANO

Authors

Emilie Descamps; Nicolas Willemarck; Chuong Dai Do Thi; Amaya Leunda; Aline Baldo; Philippe Herman

Keywords

  1. a
  2. additional
  3. an
  4. AS
  5. assessment
  6. Awareness
  7. Belgian
  8. Belgium
  9. bioincidents
  10. biosafety
  11. Biotechnology
  12. cause
  13. causes
  14. Communication
  15. compliance
  16. conference
  17. Context
  18. conventional
  19. data
  20. developing
  21. duration
  22. European
  23. EVALUATION
  24. evidence
  25. evidence based
  26. evidence-based
  27. Gain
  28. good laboratory practice
  29. health
  30. incident
  31. INFECTION
  32. infections
  33. Infectious
  34. Institute
  35. institution
  36. IS
  37. IT
  38. KNOWLEDGE
  39. Laboratories
  40. Laboratory-acquired
  41. LAI
  42. Lead
  43. management
  44. measure
  45. measures
  46. Notification
  47. ON
  48. Practice
  49. PRACTICES
  50. public
  51. public health
  52. Public-health
  53. report
  54. reports
  55. Requirements
  56. risk
  57. Risk Assessment
  58. SBB
  59. survey
  60. training
  61. Waste
  62. WIV-ISP
  63. worker
  64. Workers

Abstract:

To gain insight into possible underlying causes of laboratory-acquired infections (LAIs), the Biosafety and Biotechnology Unit (SBB) of the Belgian Scientific Institute of Public Health (WIV-ISP) has recently conducted an online survey concerning LAIs over whole Belgium (
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