Biosafety and prevention of tuberculosis: the importance of indoor air quality of health services
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5216/rpt.v42i2.25521Keywords:
Biosafety, Air quality, Tuberculosis, Worker’s health.Abstract
The air quality in environments where health care professionals develop their activity is related to the construction and maintenance of air distribution systems as a relevant item of the plan, which includes the participation of experts on Biosafety. As the main recommendation should be noted that systems should restrict agents from biological and chemical risks, which may be transmitted by air to prevent the exposure of professionals to injuries related to respiratory infectious diseases. The knowledge about best practices, ventilation, air conditioning, use of absolute filters and actions on Biosafety are determining factors in the chain of infection control in health and in maintaining the healthof professionals.
Downloads
Downloads
How to Cite
Issue
Section
License
The manuscript submission must be accompanied by a letter signed by all authors stating the full name and email address, confirming that the material has not been published or is under consideration for publication elsewhere, and agreeing to transfer copyright in all media and formats for Journal of Tropical Pathology. The authors will not be paid for published articles. They are solely responsible for the content of those articles, even if the Editor holds the right to adjust them to the norms of the journal.
The reviewers will not be paid for the peer review process.
