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Coronavirus Information

At Well Source Development the health and safety of the communities we serve is always our top priority.

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In addition to the standard preventing disease transmission (PDT) procedures that are followed (including limiting the student-equipment ratio; single class use of all disposable manikin lungs; sanitation of equipment after each class with OSHA-approved disinfectant; single student use of clean, individually-wrapped personal protective equipment (disposable gloves and breathing barriers*), the following additional safety and personal hygiene measures have been implemented:

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  • Limiting the student-equipment ratio to 1:1 (instead of the standard 2:1) until further notice

  • Hand washing: class participants are required to wash their hands prior to any skills practicum work/use of the equipment

  • Face masks: Instructor will wear face coverings; students will be asked to bring their own masks to class.

  • Classroom disinfectant supplies:  we have recently changed brands in classroom use disinfectant wipes to the Flex Wipes brand.  Flex Wipes are a commercial grade of cleaning wipes used in schools, public restrooms, hospitals and healthcare facilities, gyms, etc, that are effective against a broader spectrum of bacteria, fungi, both animal and human viruses (including human Coronavirus and SARS Associated Coronavirus). Manikins are disinfected in between each student use.

  • Social distancing:  A blanket statement is made in all classes asking that for those class participants who feel ill to not participate in any skills-based/practicum work (should that circumstance arise Well Source Development will work with those individuals on a case by case base to arrange an alternate date to provide the opportunity for practicum/skills participate for any certifications needed).  We are also not hosting any large meeting events or classes that exceed 10 or more attendees/class participants until further notice.

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*Breathing barriers are not applicable in youth classes as compression-only CPR is taught.

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Classes or events of 10 or fewer attendees will be hosted and delivered as scheduled unless and until there are specific directives otherwise from any local health departments and/or our state or the federal government.  At this time and until further notice classes provided are limited to those based on necessity, only (for groups and individuals who require a current certification for a trade, professional license, occupation, etc). 

 

As always, it's our goal to provide a safe and effective learning environment, to educate our class participants about community-spread infectious disease in general as part of a basic first aid training, and practice those very PDT protocols in the classroom.

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