OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PHYSICIAN URGES CHICAGOANS TO WEAR MASKS/GET VACCINATED
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"The latest variant, JN.1, is highly contagious and is driving transmissions, but the newest booster is helping to prevent the spread,"
Because of the uptick in respiratory illnesses, most hospitals nationwide have reinstituted mask mandates. The Illinois Department of Public Health has advised hospitals to step up safety and prevention efforts, and Rush University Medical Center and Cook County Health have called for masking of patients and medical professionals.
- Wear a well-fitted mask – preferably N95 -- when among people in confined areas.
- Frequently wash your hands with soap and water for at least twenty seconds.
- Keep a small bottle of hand sanitizer at your workstation.
- Avoiding touching your face.
- Stay home if you have symptoms and avoid contact with people who are sick.
- Do not share cups or eating utensils with others.
- Clean or disinfect frequently touched surfaces, such as doorknobs, light switches, elevator buttons and phones.
In addition to being the Medical Director and CEO of SafeWorks Illinois,
SafeWorks Illinois
SafeWorks Illinois offers worker's compensation, occupational health services and corporate programs to create safe, drug-free businesses and industries. The company's goal is to promote safety and wellness in the workplace.
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SOURCE SafeWorks Illinois
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