Awareness on Infection Control of the Bio-Safety Laboratory Workers in Tertiary Level Private Hospital in Dhaka City of Bangladesh

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  • Arun Kumar Pokhrel Central Ayurveda Campus Institute of Ayurveda Nepal Sanskrit University, Dang, Nepal

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https://doi.org/10.3126/bheshaja.v1i1.93589

Keywords:

Awareness of infection control, tertiary-level hospital, biosafety, laboratory

Abstract

This study was conducted among laboratory workers employed at Appolo Hospital and United Hospital, the tertiary-level private hospital in Dhaka City to explore their level of knowledge about infection control guidelines and to assess infection prevention practices. The respondents reported facing several challenges, including non-cooperation, lack of proper cleanliness, improper waste disposal, shortage of equipment, overcrowding, and the use of non-sterile techniques. The findings highlight the urgent need to ensure proper hygiene, health practices, and strict adherence to infection prevention and control measures. These steps are essential not only to protect patients from an unhealthy environment but also to safeguard laboratory professionals who are routinely at risk of cross-infection while providing health care.

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Author Biography

Arun Kumar Pokhrel, Central Ayurveda Campus Institute of Ayurveda Nepal Sanskrit University, Dang, Nepal

Assistant Professor (Public Health)

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Published

2025-07-31

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Pokhrel, A. K. (2025). Awareness on Infection Control of the Bio-Safety Laboratory Workers in Tertiary Level Private Hospital in Dhaka City of Bangladesh. Bheshaja: Journal of Central Ayurveda Campus, 1(1), 21–29. https://doi.org/10.3126/bheshaja.v1i1.93589

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