Dear colleagues.
Airborne disease control requires the professional advice of engineers.
It’s an actual thing.
Engineering.
Exams. Bits of paper saying you know what you are doing. Post graduate qualifications. Research. Regulations.
We shouldn’t make stuff up.->
Airborne disease control requires the professional advice of engineers.
It’s an actual thing.
Engineering.
Exams. Bits of paper saying you know what you are doing. Post graduate qualifications. Research. Regulations.
We shouldn’t make stuff up.->
https://twitter.com/davidelfstrom/status/1414644485967994882
It’s fine to ask questions, and cross pollinate knowledge… but at some point we have to also be humble and willing to learn.
If you have a building where airborne disease is spreading… the building needs fixing. Ask the building experts.
If you have a building where airborne disease is spreading… the building needs fixing. Ask the building experts.
Indoor air quality and aerosol/particle control is something that engineers and scientists have been working on long before we started trying to apply it to COVID-19.
Disease control in buildings has been thoroughly researched by engineers and applied in hospitals too.
Disease control in buildings has been thoroughly researched by engineers and applied in hospitals too.
Bottom line… learning from each other is good. We need to recognise our colleagues expertise.
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