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ACGIH | ASHRAE
Ventilation for Industrial Settings During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Asbestos.com
Guide to Coronavirus for Cancer Patients

Chamber of Commerce
COVID-19 Reopening Guide for Small Businesses  

IIR-UNEP OzonAction
Vaccines Cold Chain Technology Brief

Travel Gear Lab
Guide to Travel Safely this Summer

Security.org
COVID-19 Consumer Cybercrime and Scams

STBE
Evaluation of in-duct UV-C lamp array on air disinfection: A numerical analysis

Safety.com
How to Protect Your Family After Being Discharged From the Hospital With COVID

USACE | ASHRAE
Alternate Care Site HVAC Guidebook

HealthCall LIVE | August 14, 2020
Protecting Students with Cleaner Air?
Corey Metzger

NEMI

ASHRAE Released an Updated Reopening Guide for Schools and Universities

Taylor & Francis Online

Integrating IAQ control strategies to reduce the risk of asymptomatic SARS CoV-2 infections in classrooms and open plan offices

Hand Washing

CNA
How to Properly Wash Your Hands

Guidance from Others

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Guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC):

Coronavirus Situation Summary

Guidance from World Health Organization (WHO):

Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak
March 23, 2020 | pdf_icon.png ASHRAE Letter to WHO

WELL Certification

pdf_icon.png Strategies From The Well Building Standard to Support in the Fight Against COVID-19

Cushman & Wakefield

pdf_icon.png Recovery Readiness: A How-to Guide for Reopening Your Workplace, v.1

pdf_icon.png The Safe Six Checklist

APIC Guidance

In the 1950s, the relationship among particle size, airborne suspension, and transmission implications began to become clear. The different routes require different control strategies, which have evolved over many years of infectious disease practice, and there are now standards of practice for infectious disease and hospital epidemiology. See the Professional Practice documents available from the Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology at https://www.apic.org



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