SHARP object injuries exposed healthcare workers and medical students to blood-borne pathogens across a 10-year hospital study. Researchers retrospectively examined 771 reported occupational accidents involving sharp objects at a 700-bed tertiary university hospital in Northeastern Greece between 2014 and 2023. Blood-Borne Pathogens Identified in Source PatientsThe source patient was identified in 710 cases, representing 92.1% of reported injuries. Despite these exposures, follow-up monitoring found no occupational seroconversion for hepatitis C or HIV among healthcare workers or medical students. Occupational accidents caused by sharp objects among healthcare workers and medical students: a retrospective observational study.