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Proteins found in NRL are known sensitizers which can cause allergic reactions in some individuals and may lead to serious health effects and should be avoided if possible.

The NMC statement on personal protective equipment during the COVID-19 pandemic(April 2020) supports the RCN guidance and reflects the realities of clinical decision-making in the context of this pandemic. The RCN expects employers to meet their legal duties by taking all appropriate steps to both assess and mitigate the risk of nursing staff developing heat stress and related illnesses. These steps include:Double gloving is not required for care of patients with COVID-19 in any care setting. Please see your respective country national IPC guidance. Raising concerns Your organisation should provide accessible information on this and on what the household can do to reduce risks, in advance of and during any visits. You can also see our COVID-19 workplace risk assessment toolkit. Guidance for adult social careis also available Some of the patients I visit refuse to have the window open where I am working to increase ventilation. What should I do? It is always important to recognise that for many reasons the impact of the menopause may differ greatly for individuals. See also NHS England and NHS Improvement: Accessing supplies of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). Scotland

FFP3 face masks provide a higher level of respiratory protection than surgical face masks. Their effectiveness is dependent on the wearer undergoing a ‘fit’ test, to ensure a protective seal can be achieved.There are two fit test methods, qualitative and quantitative. HSE’s guidance requires a fit test report/certificate to be made available to the employee to include the date, method and make and model of mask they have been fit tested for. HSC Business Services Organisation procurement and Logistics Service manage procurement to all public health and social care organisations in Northern Ireland. Wales

Fit testing must be carried out by a competent person as described by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). What if I have concerns about fit testing?

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regular rest breaks during the shift: manufacturers’ recommendations on maximum time for wearing FFP3 face masks should always be followed (see RCN workplace risk assessment toolkit) Open the fabric with the right side still facing down. You should see the outline and seam allowance you made on the right-hand side of the material. The RCN expects that all employers support their staff to make known their needs in respect of PPE. A list of external accredited fit testerscanprovide training for additional fit testers within your organisation. Raising concerns The RCN expects all health and social care organisations to have and to follow their policies on the management of latex allergy in staff and patients.