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NHS staff need adequate RPE and they need it NOW

Evidence-Based Nursing - BMJ blogs

The authors of this paper conclude: “Reducing contacts, always wearing well-fitted FFP2 respirators when indoors, using ventilation and other methods to reduce airborne virus concentrations, and avoiding situations with loud voices seem critical to limiting these latest waves of the COVID-19 pandemic.”. 2021 ; Lawton et al 2021 ).

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Meet Captain Molly Murphy, the First Female Nurse to Conquer Ranger School and Inspire Healthcare Heroes

Daily Nurse

Her participation in various Army competitions and training programs, including the Best Medic Competition, Airborne, Air Assault, and Jungle Schools, demonstrates her commitment to continuous growth and skill development. She has always pushed herself to new heights, from conquering the ski slopes to excelling on the rugby field.

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Monkeypox: The Basics for Nurses

AJN Off the Charts

An airborne infection isolation room should be used for procedures that may aerosolize secretions, such an intubation. The patient should be placed in a private room with the door closed (if possible). If transport outside of the room is necessary, provide the patient with a surgical mask and ensure that all lesions are covered.

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Nursing Tip of the Day! - Fundamentals

Nurse Nacole

Environmental exposures include exposure to cold air, dry air, high ozone air, high allergen environments and airborne particulates. Category: Fundamentals Exercise-induced bronchospasm, acute airway narrowing in response to exercise, is a common asthma trigger.

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Understanding How to Reduce the Effects of Chemo Brain

Home Sweet Home In-Home Care

Get sufficient amounts of fresh air, protecting against contact with any airborne toxins. Manage stress by incorporating time every day for relaxing activities. Minimize potential distractions. Make a practical list of to-dos, and prioritize them. Use memory-assisting tools such as alerts and notifications on your phone.

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From Biohazards to Burnout: A Survival Guide for Minority Nurses

Minority Nurse

Understanding Biohazards and Airborne Toxins Biohazards can be defined as any biological substance that threatens the health of living organisms, primarily humans. They include pathogens, chemical agents, and infected bodily fluids in healthcare settings.

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Clinical Education – but I don’t have time…

The Nurse Break

Tell me what you understand about airborne precautions… ‘Tell me what you know about asthma…’. You can follow these questions up with probing questions to elicit more specific information and help the learner connect the dots. Assess what knowledge people already have.

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