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Teacher unions fuming after R430m spent by GDE on decontaminating schools

A report compiled by the department shows a whopping R430 million was spent on decontaminating schools between June and August last year.

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University of Houston nursing students get started with the basics in Sugar Land

University of Houston nursing students get started with the basics in Sugar Land
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Nursing students at the University of Houston College of Nursing in Sugar Land went through a boot camp of sorts this week, learning how to properly put on personal protection equipment and take vital signs of patients.University of HoustonShow MoreShow Less
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Nursing students at the University of Houston College of Nursing in Sugar Land went through a boot camp of sorts this week, learning how to properly put on personal protection equipment and take vital signs of patients.University of HoustonShow MoreShow Less

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MTI Mardan: BoG approves purchase of more PPEs to protect staff from Covid-19

Peshawar
January 17, 2021
MARDAN: The Board of Governors (BoG) of the Medical Teaching Institution (MTI) Mardan Medical Complex on Saturday approved arranging more personal protective equipment (PPEs) to protect the staff performing duty in the Covid-19 high-risk zone.
The BoG made the decision due to an increase in the demand for the PPEs for the health professionals.
The BoG directed that all the staff should be provided the necessary equipment to protect them from contracting the virus.
Chairman BoG Dr Syed Fazle Hadi chaired the meeting held through video link. The BoG members Tahir Ali Khan, Dr Shahid Khattak, Attaullah Khan Toru and senior journalist Rahimullah Yusufzai participated in the meeting.

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Hospital management blamed for staff Covid infections

The rising number of patients needing admission in Gauteng have put hospital management and staff on their toes as beds are running out and healthcare workers demand adequate PPEs to deal with the virus.

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How we survived 2020

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January 6th 2021 at 09:00:00 GMT +0300
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Morning Joe-20200420-11:32:15

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New Day With Alisyn Camerota and John Berman-20200325-10:23:15

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The Last Word With Lawrence ODonnell-20200325-02:43:15

The Last Word With Lawrence ODonnell-20200325-02:43:15
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Legal View With Ashleigh Banfield-20150520-16:49:00

happen? >> when this case first came up as an adjunct professor in the health care law area, the first thing i thought is, well, the claim -- the defense by the school is going to be that these ppes, these physical peer examinations were voluntary and after all, that's the defense that the college has to make, because these are federal claims of state entities, unlawfully searching and seizing these students. these are claims that are typically brought against police officers, but absolutely can be brought against state law employees in this context. and as a professor, the idea of volunteering is a bit of a legal fiction. i readily admit i call on students all the time, and their participation really could not be called voluntary, it's compulsory, however i'm asking a question, this is an entirely different planet. if the school claims that all volunteers consented, then if they consented, what did they

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150502:15:54:00

associate professor in los angeles. when she saw the images coming out of west africa she tried to imagine being one of the patients. she asked herself, what would it be like to go for days on end without seeing a human face and only engaging with people in those biohazard suits while suffering through physically wrenching symptoms. the suits the health care workers wear are called personal protective equipment or ppes for short. they're very important for preventing the spread of ebola, but they can be very personal maybe even downright frightening, but mary beth had an idea. what if health care workers who wore the ppes had big photos of their faces ob the outside of their suits like a sticker of their smiling faces so that patients can see that behind the scary protective gear is a friendly warm person. someone who wants to help. mary beth got to work and turned

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