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Using Powered Air Purifying Respirator (PAPR) in Clinical and Healthcare Settings in New Normal

The health and well-being of our healthcare workers are what we care about！ We saw many “battle scars” - facial imprints, pressure sores, abrasions, and even blisters on our healthcare workers' nose bridge left behind by prolonged N95 mask use and it is common now to end their workday drenched in their own perspiration and dehydrated. So, how to protect our healthcare personnel in a better way? Watch this▼ Bullard Industrial Health & Safety Series Webinar Topic: New Normal: Using Powered Air Purifying Respirator (PAPR) in Clinical and Healthcare Settings Speaker: Jeremy Chong丨Marketing & Product Manager ‪@BullardSafety‬ Webinar Keypoints: Assigned Protection Factor (APF) & Fit Testing - 0:29 What is a Powered Air Purifying Respirator (PAPR)? - 1:42 Who uses PAPRs? - 2:38 Ensuring Healthcare Systems Preparedness - 6:53 Should we wear an N95 respirator or surgical mask? - 9:53 What is Active Flow Technology? - 18:58 HEPA filters for COVID-19 -How do HEPA filters work? -28:31 -Can particles fall out of a HEPA filter? -28:53 -How often should the filter be changed? -29:55 How do I clean loose-fitting hoods? -33:08 Why PAPRs, N95 vs. EVA PAPR - 34:41 Bullard Innovative Solutions: 【EVA Powered Air-Purifying Respirator】https://www.bullard.com/eva *Through research and consultation with multiple vendors, it was found the Bullard EVA Powered Air-Purifying Respirator (PAPR) would be the best fit for the department and was also the most reasonably priced, said Eric Lang, Deer Grove Emergency Medical Services (DGEMS) chief. 【HEPA facepiece】https://www.bullard.com/20lf Model 20LF HEPA facepiece is the only loose-fitting facepiece on the market with a built-in HEPA exhalation panel that protects not only the healthcare workers but also the patient and environment.