Needlestick injuries in agriculture are common although not as recognized as those in human clinical settings. Farmers, ranchers, veterinarians and on site workers are susceptible to needlesticks on the job. These injuries can be serious and may require medical attention. These needlestick prevention resources are intended to educate those individuals and prevent injuries in swine and dairy operations.
Being a farm kid and being raised around this stuff all our lives, we don't realize all the unsafe things we are around so seeing that made me realize that little everyday things I'm doing or around are not always as safe as I think they are.
A well done resource for farm managers, for agribusinesses, veterinary services and healthcare clinicians to have on hand in their offices.
They have been important resources to be sure our "learners" know how to stay safe! Honestly, I haven't been able to find better resources than yours!
FACT SHEETS AND POSTERS
UMASH has developed the following needlestick prevention fact sheets and posters for farm workers, producers and veterinarians. These are high resolution pdfs – ready to print and hang!
VIDEOS
UMASH has developed videos on needlestick prevention on dairy farms and swine/hog farms. These videos are available in English and Spanish.
These videos are provided for informational and educational purposes only. The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the views of CDC/NIOSH or any other funders.
View the videos directly on our site by clicking on them below, or download the video by right-clicking the “Download mp4” link below the video and saving the file.
Preventing Needlestick Injuries
Proper Use on Dairy Farms
Updated: October 2018
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Preventing Needlestick Injuries
Proper Use on Swine and Hog Farms
Updated: October 2018
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Previniendo lesiones por piquetes de agujas
El uso apropiado en lecherías
Updated: October 2018
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Previniendo lesiones por piquetes de agujas
El uso apropiado en granjas porcinas
Updated: October 2018
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