A review of mask fit testing data associated with protocols utilized in evaluating the efficacy of N95 masks for health care workers.

Background: Quantitative mask fit testing (QNFT) is the gold standard to confirm the correct fit of a N95/P2 mask to ensure health care workers protection from airborne viruses. Using the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) guidance indicates a final fit test result is a cumulative score derived from manoeuvres within the OSHA protocol. The protocol-based manoeuvres mimic aspects of clinical care by health professionals and mask fit testing is conducted to provide protection from airborne viruses and pollutants within a care setting.

Review of Fever Management Advice on Government and Hospital Websites in Australia.

Background: The public often searches the Internet for information about managing symptoms of various diseases, with government and major hospital websites often providing valid and freely available information.

Objectives: Fever is a common symptom of viral illness, and this review sought to identify information related to fever self-management on government and major hospital websites.

Methods: Two distinct search strategies were used.