Reusing Face and Eye PPE - Extended Wear for COVID-19 Care
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Reusing Face and Eye PPE - Extended Wear for COVID-19 Care
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visit med.emory.edu/PPE
https://youtu.be/j57qqjNCrck
Extended reuse protocol for face and eye protection when supplies are low and the provider is treating a cohort of confirmed or suspected COVID-19 patients. This was created March 19, 2020 and updated March 23, 2020. Protocols are subject to change. If you are a provider be sure to clear with your leadership before use.
Created by Visual Medical Education team at Emory University School of Medicine with video produced by Steve Bransford with Emory Center for Digital Scholarship.
NOTE: THESE VIDEOS ARE FOR WHEN PPE SUPPLIES MUST BE CONSERVED DURING SUPPLY SHORTAGES. TALK TO YOUR SUPERVISOR TO FIND OUT WHETHER THIS IS PROPER PROCEDURE FOR YOU.
Who is producing these?
These materials have been developed by the Serious Communicable Diseases Program Team in collaboration with Emory's Visual Medical Education team, which is comprised of certified medical illustrators. We also want to thank Emory Center for Digital Scholarship for their video expertise (when we weren't shooting on an iPhone!).
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visit med.emory.edu/PPE
https://youtu.be/j57qqjNCrck
Extended reuse protocol for face and eye protection when supplies are low and the provider is treating a cohort of confirmed or suspected COVID-19 patients. This was created March 19, 2020 and updated March 23, 2020. Protocols are subject to change. If you are a provider be sure to clear with your leadership before use.
Created by Visual Medical Education team at Emory University School of Medicine with video produced by Steve Bransford with Emory Center for Digital Scholarship.
NOTE: THESE VIDEOS ARE FOR WHEN PPE SUPPLIES MUST BE CONSERVED DURING SUPPLY SHORTAGES. TALK TO YOUR SUPERVISOR TO FIND OUT WHETHER THIS IS PROPER PROCEDURE FOR YOU.
Who is producing these?
These materials have been developed by the Serious Communicable Diseases Program Team in collaboration with Emory's Visual Medical Education team, which is comprised of certified medical illustrators. We also want to thank Emory Center for Digital Scholarship for their video expertise (when we weren't shooting on an iPhone!).
Sharing
Intellectual property: We are using Creative Commons for all COVID-19 content unless otherwise indicated: Just give appropriate credit and indicate if changes were made. You may do so in any reasonable manner, but not in any way that suggests Emory endorses you or your use.
Disclaimer
The website is intended solely for general educational and information purposes, and is not intended to provide advice to healthcare professionals. EMORY MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED AS TO THE MATERIAL DISCUSSED ON THIS WEBSITE WHATSOEVER, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, COMPLIANCE WITH QUALITY, REGULATORY, ACCREDITATION OR NATIONAL STANDARDS OF CARE. EMORY EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE RELATED TO THE MATERIAL PRESENTED ON THIS WEBSITE.
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Emory VME
Date
2020-03-23
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