Portraits on masks: a way to humanize personal protective equipment

The use of personal protective equipment is to protect the eyes, nose and mouth from COVID-19. However, covering these body parts, which express human individuality and are crucial for nonverbal communication, significantly affects the doctor-patient relationship. A group of researchers at the Stanford School of Medicine tested a particular method to try to “humanize” these devices.Read the full article…

Date: 07.2020          Source: ncbi.gov

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