How to better protect the frontline medical staff who care  · Protective training, psychological decompression, and "soft" services are essential. Since the outbreak of the epidemic, the majority of medical staff have fought the front line, with high labor intensity, high work pressure, high risk of infection, and heavy psychological load. All-round care and care is needed.

The difference between medical protective clothing and  · The advantages of medical protective clothing over isolation clothing 1. Medical protective clothing is still an important part of medical protective equipment. Its basic

Zimbabwe: Health Workers to Receive Covid-19 Protective  · Yesterday the Progressive Doctors Association of Zimbabwe denied members had withdrawn labour but said that protective clothing had to be issued to front-line staff promptly if

How did a frontline medical staff get infected by COVID-19? · Then three days later, the couple were diagnosed with COVID-19. In Huang's mind, this could be his only possible exposure to the novel coronavirus. The nucleic acid test on January 22 suggested he was infected with the virus, and the later CT scan confirmed the result. After delegating tasks, Huang was arranged to receive treatment in the

Front-line medical staff double as counselors · Ma Xiaowei, head of the National Health Commission, said at a news conference on Feb 28 that more than 40,000 medical workers from around the country had been sent to Hubei province to help combat

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Frontline staff ‘risk dehydration’ to avoid need to change  · 11 April 2020, 4:40 pm · 2-min read Frontline health staff are “dehydrated” because they are skipping drinks in order not to waste personal protective equipment (PPE), a critical ：2

Frontline staff ‘risk dehydration’ to avoid need to change  · Frontline health staff are “dehydrated” because they are skipping drinks in order not to waste personal protective equipment (PPE), a critical care nurse has said. The nurse, who asked to remain anonymous, said staff felt they were being “lied to” about masks, and the situation was being handled “horrendously”.