Thread by @malolisica

I didn't think I'd spend my Easter morning educating hospital personnel about #AirborneTransmission but that's what happened. Here's a summary of the crack-of-dawn 💩 show at a hospital.

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Approached screener. I was told to put on sloppy mask. Said I will put over #n95. Not asked any screening Qs. Noticed her mask only covering mouth. I said, "Your mask has slipped down." She points to the plexiglass. I proceed to advise her that #COVIDisAirborne.

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I mean there is literally only one other guy that I can see, but aren't they told IT'S IN THE AIR?

I split, go to my destination, & an admin appears MASKLESS. She proceeds to put on a mask under her chin, then asks me questions, unfazed. WTAF.

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canada.ca/en/public-heal…

Working alone or not, it's IN THE AIR.

And last I checked, we have a mask mandate for healthcare settings!

But b/c of Dr Death, masks are seen as a personal choice (to harm another), so this is the mindset wherever you go. EVEN IN A HOSPITAL.

Train staff & follow the law!

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I go to have my test and NO ONE I see in the hospital but me is wearing an #n95.

I think, "Have these hospital workers been brainwashed into #dropletdogma, accepting inferior PPE, or have they given up on their employer taking care of them?"
@OntHospitalAssn

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As I exit, I notice the same screener has her mask down again. I cannot leave fast enough.

I did not go to a hospital to GET Covid. I expect & deserve A LOT better.

#CovidIsNotOver It's not done with us yet. #MasksNow

#SafetyFirst #PatientCare
#MasksWork #N95s4All

/fin