Survey of Bioscience Research Practices in Asia: Implications for Biosafety and Biosecurity

  • Gaudioso J
  • Zemlo T
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Abstract

Biosafety during lab work is an important concern in developing countries. Some critical issues concerning biosafety are lack of training, exceeding workload, working too fast, deciding not to follow safe practices, and skepticism about biohazards. This study aimed to determine biosafety perception and practices of laboratory technicians during routine work in clinical laboratories of Pakistan.

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Gaudioso, J., & Zemlo, T. (2007). Survey of Bioscience Research Practices in Asia: Implications for Biosafety and Biosecurity. Applied Biosafety, 12(4), 260–267. https://doi.org/10.1177/153567600701200408

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