EVIDENCE-based nursing practice has spurred a hospital in Hong Kong to put Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) protective wear to the test and it was found that the best has its flaws and the most basic can be the most practical.
During the frantic moments of the SARS outbreak earlier this year, health workers, especially in SARS-affected countries, tried to get hold of the best protective attire that could shield them from the deadly virus.
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