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Hello Colleagues.
In the absence of negative pressure rooms with view to admitting labouring women am looking for advice re use in room air purifiers? As rooms are closed.
My thinking is adds to positive pressure when door opens? Any advice fortified by rationale evidence?Eternal Thanks
Liz Vanderlinde
Infection Prevention Control Co-ordinator
North West Private Hospital
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