Limiting factors for wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) in a health care environment evaluated in a randomised study

Thermal comfort and personal protective equipment (PPE).

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is considered the last preferred solution to an Occupational Safety Health (OSH) system. Brazilian OSH legislation assumes and requires PPE usage to neutralize the possibility of pesticide contamination. This study examines the inadequacy of the PPE used in a tomato crop, particularly from the standpoint of thermal comfort. This study made observations regard...

New development of research on personal protective equipment (PPE) for occupational safety and health

Variation in health care worker removal of personal protective equipment.

In the current era of emerging pathogens such as Ebola virus, removal of personal protective equipment (PPE) is crucial to reduce contamination of health care workers. However, current removal practices are not well described. We undertook a systematic evaluation of health care worker removal of PPE for contact isolation to examine variation in removal procedures. Findings indicate that under u...

predicting intention to adopt interorganizational linkages: a study in iranian automative indusrty supply chain in b2b environment

در این پایان نامه مسایل مربوط به ارتباطاط سازمانی و نحوه تاثیر گذاری فناوری اطلاعات بر روی آنها بررسی میشود. انواع مدلهای سازمانی و بررسی متغیرهای مختلف بصورت آماری از اهداف این پایان نامه می باشد. ارتباطاط edi در محیط های b2b هدف اصلی مدل های بررسی شده می باشد.

a framework for identifying and prioritizing factors affecting customers’ online shopping behavior in iran

the purpose of this study is identifying effective factors which make customers shop online in iran and investigating the importance of discovered factors in online customers’ decision. in the identifying phase, to discover the factors affecting online shopping behavior of customers in iran, the derived reference model summarizing antecedents of online shopping proposed by change et al. was us...