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I agree that lab coats should not be typically worn unless there is a procedural need for PPE. I think of nasal and NP swab collections where the patient can cough and sneeze. Those would be times to wear a face shield, mask, and disposable aprons or ... More
Hi Martha, Although this is common, I don't think phlebotomists should wear their (PPE) lab coats in patient rooms. It is my opinion that lab coats should not leave the lab. If it is widely accepted that lab coats shouldn't be worn in the cafeteria, ... More
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