CID Supplement: Personal Protective Equipment for Preventing Contact Transmission of Pathogens
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CONTENT:
- Improving the Use of Personal Protective Equipment: Applying Lessons Learned
- Optimizing Contact Precautions to Curb the Spread of Antibiotic-resistant Bacteria in Hospitals
- Environmental Contact and Self-contact Patterns of Healthcare Workers: Implications for Infection Prevention and Control
- Understanding Workflow and Personal Protective Equipment Challenges Across Different Healthcare Personnel Roles
- Healthcare Workers’ Strategies for Doffing Personal Protective Equipment
- Evaluation of a Redesigned Personal Protective Equipment Gown
- Model-based Assessment of the Effect of Contact Precautions Applied to Surveillance-detected Carriers of Carbapenemase-producing Enterobacteriaceae in Long-term Acute Care Hospitals
- Common Behaviors and Faults When Doffing Personal Protective Equipment for Patients With Serious Communicable Diseases
- Variability in the Duration and Thoroughness of Hand Hygiene
- Effect of Glove Decontamination on Bacterial Contamination of Healthcare Personnel Hands
- Preventing Viral Contamination: Effects of Wipe and Spray-based Decontamination of Gloves and Gowns
- Potential Skin and Inhalational Exposure to Pathogens During Personal Protective Equipment Doffing
- Design Strategies for Biocontainment Units to Reduce Risk During Doffing of High-level Personal Protective Equipment
- Effect of an Intervention Package and Teamwork Training to Prevent Healthcare Personnel Self-contamination During Personal Protective Equipment Doffing
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