نتایج جستجو برای: personal protective equipment ppe

تعداد نتایج: 331735  

2015
Todd Bell John Smoot Justin Patterson Roger Smalligan Richard Jordan

The recent Ebola virus disease (EVD) outbreak has created interest in personal protective equipment (PPE) content and usage. PPE testing has historically been done by individual component, rather than as a bundle for contact isolation. Fluorescent agents are commonly used in training for infection control techniques. The purpose of our study was to compare 2 PPE bundles and to evaluate the feas...

Journal: :International journal of occupational safety and ergonomics : JOSE 2009
Patricia I Dolez Toan Vu-Khanh

The field of personal protective equipment (PPE) has led to several high technology innovations. Indeed, improved protection against the various possible encountered risks is looked for, in particular at the workplace. This has generated the development of new materials and new manufacturing technologies, as well as the introduction of new applications for existing ones. However, the remaining ...

Journal: :Clinical journal of oncology nursing 2017
Rachael Crickman

BACKGROUND Nurses and other healthcare workers are at risk for adverse health consequences from occupational exposure to hazardous drugs. OBJECTIVES An evidence-based program for nurses was implemented to improve safe handling practices and reduce exposure to hazardous drugs. METHODS A quasiexperimental design was used, with pre- and post-tests of knowledge about chemotherapy exposure and p...

2017
Saisattha Noomnual Derek G. Shendell

Air pollutants of concern include traffic-related air pollution, including particulate matter in respirable coarse and fine size fractions. There are no critical studies to date into associations between knowledge, awareness, and attitudes in using proper respiratory masks and prevalence of respiratory symptoms among urban street vendors in Thailand. In this study, we estimated adverse respirat...

2007
Ashwin Swaminathan Rhea Martin Sandi Gamon Craig Aboltins Eugene Athan George Braitberg Michael G. Catton Louise Cooley Dominic E. Dwyer Deidre Edmonds Damon P. Eisen Kelly Hosking Andrew J. Hughes Paul D. Johnson Andrew V Maclean Mary O’Reilly S. Erica Peters Rhonda L. Stuart Rodney Moran M. Lindsay Grayson

For pandemic influenza planning, realistic estimates of personal protective equipment (PPE) and antiviral medication required for hospital healthcare workers (HCWs) are vital. In this simulation study, a patient with suspected avian or pandemic influenza (API) sought treatment at 9 Australian hospital emergency departments where patient-staff interactions during the first 6 hours of hospitaliza...

2007
Douglas A. Kelt Dirk H. Van Vuren Mark S. Hafner Brent J. Danielson Marcella J. Kelly

Low risk for hantavirus pulmonary syndrome (HPS) has been reported among biologists engaged in fieldwork with rodents. The overall probability of acquiring HPS when working with rodents appears to be 1 in 1,412 (0.00071). Nonetheless, a causal link between HPS and lack of personal protective equipment (PPE) use is suggested by some investigators. However, supporting data are incomplete and cons...

1999
M. A. HANSON

Existing methods for estimating heat stress, enshrined in British/International Standards (the Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) index [BS EN 27243] and the Required Sweat Rate equation [BS EN 12515; ISO 7933 modi®ed]), assume that the clothing worn by the individual is water vapour permeable; the WBGT index also assumes that the clothing is relatively light. Because most forms of personal prot...

2005
Wei-Kung Chen Hong-Dar Isaac Wu Cheng-Chieh Lin Yi-Chang Cheng

How emergency departments of different levels and types cope with a large-scale contagious infectious disease is unclear. We retrospectively analyzed the response of 100 emergency departments regarding use of personal protective equipment (PPE) and implementation of infection control measures (ICMs) during the severe acute respiratory syndrome outbreak in Taiwan. Emergency department workers in...

2011
Sarah M. Reid Ken J. Farion Kathryn N. Suh Nicholas J. Barrowman Amy C. Plint

Objective: Numerous barriers to maintaining infection control practices through the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) exist in the emergency department (ED). This study examined the knowledge, self-reported behaviours, and barriers to compliance with infection control practices and the use of PPE in Canadian pediatric EDs. Methods: A self-administered survey instrument consisting of 21...

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