On Tuesday, December 24, 2019, 3:02:59 PM EST, Therese Bovee-McKelvey <tmboveemckelvey@evergreenhealthcare.org> wrote:
I’m told there are safety issues that prevent the use of PAPR’s (PPE to prevent exposure to plume) when using lasers. What are facilities using and what is best practice?
Thank you,
Therese Bovee McKelvey, MN, RN Supervisor - Employee Health
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