🎉 I've completed 6 courses, 4 from the World Health Organization, 1 from Safe Sets International and 1 from Barbicide.
1/ Standard precautions: hand hygiene
2/ Decontamination & sterilization of medical devices
3/ Covid -19 How to put on and remove PPE
4/ Standard precautions Enviromental cleaning and disinfection
5/ Covid-19 Film & Video Industry Certification (SSI)
6/ Covid-19 Certification (Barbicide)
@SPFX
I would love to know.
The three biggest take aways from this training, for the general public.
I and my neighbors are still sharing food and store runs, we still send out only one person at a time. Full decontamination at return. Works well. Now very much a habit. We ain't going to change soon.
Thinking about a big tent, as decontamination in the rain is a drag. But all are healthy, and we are determined to remain so.
@corlin It's sounds like you're doing everything right. Most of the training was specific to med facilities but the big three I repeat to myself all the time for public stuff are...
1) Go to necessary places during off times. I like to go early or late and never on weekends.
2) Limit your time spent anywhere. I go fast in fast out.
3) Wash or hand sanitize every time your location changes.
@SPFX
Thanks great advice.
Our decontamination process, involves three people. The driver. parks in the front yard, immediately, strips and then showers. We three help each other into full PPE, then wash, and sanitize everything, as it come off the truck. We then let what we can sit in the sun for 3 or 4 hours extra.
Nothing gets distributed until all three of us agree that it has been decontaminated.
This happens about once a week.
40 people and animals total.
@corlin Nice blessing to have her there!
@SPFX
All organized by one hell of a neighbor, a retired Army nurse.
When this all hit, she wrote this protocol down, about three small print pages.
Then went to help the families of on duty Army nurses that could not leave the base.
She is back now... and definitely in charge.