Tag: personal protective equipment

A study in Frontiers in Public Health finds that healthcare workers in Spain underestimate formaldehyde risks compared to biological hazards, ...

A community-based cross-sectional study investigating smallholder vegetable growers across six agricultural districts in the North-Shoa Zone of Ethiopia has revealed ...

A single-center study found that a bundled quality control circle intervention was associated with lower reported occupational bloodborne pathogen exposures ...

A qualitative study of twelve experts at six U.S. firefighting gear manufacturers finds that 3D apparel visualization software is valued ...

A cross-sectional study of 290 Tanzanian nurses and medical attendants found that occupational health and safety training and adequate workplace ...

A controlled laboratory study of Spanish wildland firefighting personnel found that women and men reached similar core temperatures at matched ...

A non-randomized study of 711 healthcare professionals found that immersive virtual reality and video-based PPE training were both well accepted, ...

A mixed-methods systematic review of thirteen studies finds that infection prevention and control practices among operating room teams are shaped ...

A controlled study of four frontier chatbots building helmet-detection models finds that the most detailed prompts can trigger catastrophic training ...

A hybrid AI framework combining YOLO-E, YOLOv12 and slicing-aided hyper inference detects and classifies drone-captured safety helmets with 97% mean ...