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There are a lot of ways to describe my day job but I think the most important aspect is to integrate knowledge from different stakeholders to come up with better ways of working together.
That is why I'm so proud to be a small part of this work that brought many experts together from across Canada and around the world calling for improvements to precautions, particularly in workplaces. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/aerosols-covid-19-letter-doctors-1.5861062
And even if we're wrong... what would be the harm in being more cautious? What would be wrong with improving ventilation in shared spaces and offering higher quality PPE to people working in high risk environments? https://globalnews.ca/news/7553766/coronavirus-aerosol-airborne-transmission/
It is still possible to support this work. Follow the link to read our letter, sign on and review helpful materials assembled by the team to protect yourself and the people you care about. https://masks4canada.org/aerosolcovid19-ventilation/
My main takeaways? Wear a mask all the time when indoors, avoid closed, crowded and close contact.
