05-15-2020, 05:25 PM
Thanks for sharing these resources, BC! A fee thoughts:
1) I did find some useful implementation details from the CDC site. For example, I forgot you should wash high-touch surfaces first with soap and water, then use a bleach cleaner, then to leave the bleach cleaner on for at least a minute. Good tips for if/when we take any trips to beach hotels this summer.
2) The fact that a very informed, thoughtful, proactive boss like Mick found this information by having to solicit help on the Cardboard just shows the massive chasm between the medical experts with knowledge of best practices and businesses. So much more needs to be done to inform the typical business, to help them implement (and then enforce rules), and there are not enough medical consultants for everyone. I’d like to see states and counties do more to bridge this gap.
3) the best practices from the Mass hospitals was great, but one limitation is that hospitals are kind of fixed buildings, so it didn’t go as much into ventilation and shifting activities outside. You can’t do surgery on a sidewalk, but you can put dining tables, product displays and cash registers there.
1) I did find some useful implementation details from the CDC site. For example, I forgot you should wash high-touch surfaces first with soap and water, then use a bleach cleaner, then to leave the bleach cleaner on for at least a minute. Good tips for if/when we take any trips to beach hotels this summer.
2) The fact that a very informed, thoughtful, proactive boss like Mick found this information by having to solicit help on the Cardboard just shows the massive chasm between the medical experts with knowledge of best practices and businesses. So much more needs to be done to inform the typical business, to help them implement (and then enforce rules), and there are not enough medical consultants for everyone. I’d like to see states and counties do more to bridge this gap.
3) the best practices from the Mass hospitals was great, but one limitation is that hospitals are kind of fixed buildings, so it didn’t go as much into ventilation and shifting activities outside. You can’t do surgery on a sidewalk, but you can put dining tables, product displays and cash registers there.
