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GUIDANCE FOR THE CORRECT USE OF PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)


When caring for patients with a suspected or proven COVID-19/SARS-CoV-2 infection, the level of protection you need depends on the environment you are working in. This website asks you questions about your working environment and then shows you a video about the correct use of the Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) you must use when caring for COVID-19 patients. This website is a general resource for NHS health workers, providing simple, area based and accessible visual guidelines on the correct use of PPE for COVID-19.

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This website is for information purposes only and each individual hospital or employing organisation may have their own specific guidance or policies relating to PPE that would take precedence. This website is updated on a regular basis, although, given the dynamic situation we are all facing with COVID-19, we cannot guarantee the techniques and information set out in this website are the most up to date. Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust does not accept responsibility for either (i) the accuracy of the information and its consistency with either PHE guidance or the local guidance issued by individual employing organisations; or (ii) any harm arising from acting upon the information contained on the website.

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