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Lead
Wake Forest University Health Sciences
The study team hypothesizes that the OSR M-1 APR with National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health classification 99% Airborne Particle Filtration (N99) will have increased fit and seal as well as user comfort and acceptance over disposable National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health classification 95% Airborne Particle Filtration (N95) filter facepiece respirators (FFR). The study team is proposing to assess the acceptance and functional usability of the OSR-M1 in Wake Forest Baptist Health System as a N95 disposable FFR alternative for improved protection and economy.
1. Assess the effectiveness and causation of successful/unsuccessful fit testing of the OSR M1 APR by measuring anthropometry of facial features and performing quantitative fit testing of clinicians.
2. Determine usability, initial and long-term acceptance of the OSR M1 APR relative to standard issue disposable FFRs through user survey and assessment.
Age
Any age
Sex
ALL
Healthy volunteers
Not accepted
You may be eligible if
Clinical staff who are issued and routinely wear N95 FFR or equivalent APR's are eligible.
You may not be if
Participants unable to pass the fit testing will be excluded from the study.
Anyone with a contraindication to wearing an N95 FFR (I.e. pregnancy, underlying medical conditions) will be excluded from the study.
