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*Here are a few safety tips for healthcare workers during the covid 19 pandemic*

Please Read and Stay alive!�

Recently, a patient presented at our facility and going by history, the patient had just collapsed, body temperature was 38.6 °C, breathing was wheezy and shivering started afterward. Right then a quick thought flashed through my mind ‘OMG! What if this person has it?’

I tried to silence that thought immediately!

But, wait a sec! What about these other five persons who conveyed the patient to the hospital?

Then it hit me that the only protection I had on was a face mask and a pair of latex gloves. Physically, I was exposed and mentally unprepared to receive a probable case of COVID-19. My thoughts were running wild but I tried hard to remain calm. It wasn’t long after, the laboratory results revealed that acute malaria was the culprit.

Pheeww! I was relieved!

However, one thing I learned from that experience!? ‘Do not treat this pandemic as a normal emergency!’

‘Try your best to be calm’.

The irony!

Don’t ever rush in to handle any case without being properly dressed in your PPE. As a health worker, to avoid becoming the end-user of your medical care and consequently increasing the disease burden, you have to protect yourself at all times and at all costs during the outbreak.

In view of this, today’s post seeks to provide up-to-date information on hospital infection control. This includes tips on the effective use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), your rights, roles, and responsibilities as a health worker during this outbreak and much more.

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