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Guidance for Non-Clinical Settings

Guidance for Non-Clinical Settings

Dania Hanif

Published: March 26, 2020

COVID-19: cleaning of non-healthcare settings

COVID-19: guidance for educational settings

COVID-19: guidance for employees, employers and businesses

COVID-19: guidance for food businesses

COVID-19: guidance for hostel or day centres for people rough sleeping

COVID-19: prisons and other prescribed places of detention guidance

COVID-19: guidance for residential care, supported living and home care

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