Lavado de Manos de Alta Velocidad Video de entrenamiento para adultos en el lugar de trabajo (COVID-19)

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Este video de entrenamiento de un minuto puede ser utilizado por agricultores, gerentes y supervisores de plantas de producción y empaque de alimentos para entrenar a los empleados en el método de lavado de manos de alta velocidad. Los empleados pueden lavarse las manos rápida y minuciosamente al comienzo de los turnos o después de los descansos. Se incluyen las precauciones para COVID-19.

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Jun 2021

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Lauren Kraemer

Associate Professor, Family and Community Health

Ann Marie Murphy

E&E/Extension Marketing Manager

Glenda Hyde

Associate Professor of Practice, Family and Community Health; OSU Extension Service Extension Disaster Education Network Delegate

Emily Whittier

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