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3.9.Limitations and strengths The most important limitations of this study include the limitations of numbers of studies which as data source for the association between Nosocomial Infection and Needle Sticks Injuries, causative factor and adverse health effects.Conclusions The properly managed nosocomial infection and needle sticks in- juries is very vital for avoid the issues associated creating nosocomial infections.4.

3.9. Limitations and strengths
The most important limitations of this study include the limitations
of numbers of studies which as data source for the association between
Nosocomial Infection and Needle Sticks Injuries, causative factor and
adverse health effects.
4. Conclusions
The properly managed nosocomial infection and needle sticks in-
juries is very vital for avoid the issues associated creating nosocomial
infections. In conclusion, it should be mentioned that the Nosocomial
Infection and Needle Sticks Injuries are one of the most important risk
factors that threaten the health of medical staff and patients and can
cause high costs due to increased hospitalization time and more use of
antibiotics and increase stress and psychological burden on patients"
families and increase. Antibiotic resistance and increased occupational
hazards due to needle sticking and transmission of dangerous infectious
diseases due to needle sticking and reduction of occupational produc-
tivity of medical staff and reduction of quality of medical care.
We in this a review study, consideration of risk assessment of noso-
comial infection and needle sticks injuries among patents and health
care worker.
The results this study showed that an increase the level of knowledge
and awareness health care worker about reduce causes of Nis and NSIs
and its consequences can be reducing the number of mortality, control
the occurrence of nosocomial bacteria infection, reducing hospitaliza-
tion rates, decrease in incidence cases nosocomial infections and needle
stick injuries, save on treatment costs and hospital costs. Therefore, it is
recommended that further examination should be carried out to assess
the nosocomial infections (NIs) and needle stick injuries (NSIs).