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Home › Forums › Aged Care Connexion › Routine Mask Wearing in Aged Care Facilities – Current Practices & Impact
Author:
Peggy Lee
Email:
anzacipc@javadale.com.au
Organisation:
Java Dale Pty Ltd
State:
VIC
Hi everyone,
I’m curious to hear from the group—how many aged care facilities are still routinely requiring surgical mask-wearing for staff?
With the shift around COVID-19, I’m wondering if there’s any evidence to suggest that not wearing masks routinely has led to an increase in transmission risk or noticeable outbreaks within facilities?
Also, I’d love to hear your thoughts on whether routine mask-wearing has had any notable impacts on staff wellbeing—particularly around work stress or communication challenges. Additionally, has anyone observed any effects on residents’ wellbeing, particularly in terms of social interaction or comfort?
Looking forward to hearing your experiences and any evidence-based insights.
Thanks in advance!
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