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This study sought to determine if (1) using a hands-free technique (HFT)--whereby no two surgical team members touch the same sharp item simultaneously--&gt; or = 75% of the time reduced the rate of percutaneous injury, glove tear, and contamination (incidents); and (2) if a video-based intervention increased HFT use to &gt; or = 75%, immediately and over time.

Hands-Free Technique in the Operating Room: Reduction in Body Fluid Exposure and the Value of a Training Video