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Bloodborne Viruses (BBVs) and Occupational Exposure
Many organisms are potentially transmissible in the occupational setting via percutaneous (sharp) or mucocutaneous (mucous membrane/broken skin) routes. Definition - Healthcare worker and EPPs
Information and guidance for the occupational setting on the three most recognised bloodborne viruses in the United Kingdom are available below:
The main bloodborne viruses in the UK
- Hepatitis B - see Hep B guidelines
- Hepatitis C - see Hep C guidelines
- HIV - see HIV guidelines
Laboratory Services:
For a listing of all the Virus Reference Department services please see their User Manual:
VRD User Manual (PDF, 262 KB)- Freedom of information |
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