Sharps and cut injury

Here you can book a visit with Falck for bloodborne infection testing, known as a 0-sample.

What it is

Sharps injuries and blood splashes in the eyes and mucous membranes can pose a risk of transmitting primarily hepatitis B and C viruses, as well as HIV. In the event of a sharps or cut injury, vaccination against hepatitis B may be necessary within 48 hours.

In the case of an HIV incident, you should immediately and directly contact the Infectious Diseases Clinic or the infectious disease on-call service for a specialist assessment on further management.

For Hepatitis B risk, if the employee has previously been vaccinated with a satisfactory response, no further action is needed. Despite this, a booster dose is often given in cases of high infection risk. It may also be relevant if the vaccination result is unknown.

Follow-up can be done after 2 months depending on the infection risk.

How it works

1. Order service
   Fill in the form. You will receive a response within 2 hours with a time when you can visit the clinic.
2. Visit
   Visit with the company nurse who conducts the testing.
3. Feedback
   You, as the orderer, will receive feedback in case of abnormal test results.

Order