Submitted on Wednesday 1st April 2020
Rejected on Monday 18th May 2020
Current status: Rejected
Rejection code: duplicate (see below for details)
To implement WHO COVID PPE guidelines to ALL staff with direct patient contact
Every day more and more staff or their family are getting unwell due to the lack of 'ADEQUATE PPEs'.The staff who are asymptomatic at present, are reluctant or anxious to come for the work as there is no adequate PPEs, or not 'allowed' to wear it . Infection is rapidly spreading through staff
All healthcare professionals are more anxious when told not to wear PPEs unless its ' aerosol generating procedure'. By the time, all the staff may be symptomatic and spread the infection to a wider aspect. The biggest support that we can receive at this moment is the PPE. Requesting to implement WHO guidelines for all staff with immediate effect.If not supplied, the impact will be more detrimental as we may lose more staff or their families, or patients who got the infection from staff.
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