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. 2020 Jul 10;6:2377960820940621. doi: 10.1177/2377960820940621

Table 1.

Order of Tasks in Practical Training.

Task Category Content Time
Orientation Orientation for practical training Explain the practical training on use of PPE. 20 minutes
Preparation of the practical training room Preparation Practical training is conducted in a negative-pressure isolation room with a preparation room to isolate patients with infectious disease. Use the materials in the isolation room as-is and apply fluorescent lotion over the entire body of the simulation patient and surrounding environment.
Scenario Initiation The participant enters the room with an isolated TB patient with carbapenem-resistant enterococcus, a multidrug resistant strain. Transfer the simulation patient from a wheelchair to the bed, perform basic change in body position, and exit the room.
On-site practical education (video filming) Hand hygiene Check to make sure the participant performs the tasks accurately as indicated in the checklist. 30 minutes
Use of PPE Enter the room after putting on the PPE (gloves, gown, and TB mask) outside the room.
Move patient Move the patient to allow the contaminant to be applied to the PPE.
PPE removal Take off PPE in proper order and discard it in a medical waste basket.
TB mask removal Remove the TB mask.
Feedback Step 1: visual feedback The educator irradiates ultraviolet light rays to allow participants to visually check for themselves whether the contaminant has touched their body. The educator checks the contamination sites in the checklist. 30 minutes
Step 2: self-observation feedback The participants personally check the videos acquired using a mobile phone for identification of problems and recording of checklist items.
Step 3: evaluator feedback The educator compares the checklist items recorded by the evaluator and self-recorded by the participants to provide comprehensive review feedback.
Step 4: TB mask fitting feedback TB mask fitting test is performed to determine whether the mask was put on successfully and feedback is provided on the proper method of use. 10 minutes

PPE = personal protective equipment; TB = Tuberculosis.