Checklist for Frontline Workers: How to Keep COVID-19 Out of Your Home

04.01.2020

Keywords: COVID-19, Coronavirus, Front-line Experience, Integrated Care Teams, Public Heath, Workforce

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The highly contagious coronavirus is threatening the safety of healthcare and social services workers around the globe, and keeping it out of their homes after a shift is a big challenge. Our Chief Clinical Officer Damon Francis shared these recommendations created by emergency department clinicians in the Bay Area.

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