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Personal protective equipment: Suggested best practices for pharmacies during the COVID-19 pandemic

Introduction All workers have the right to be protected against infectious disease in the performance of their duties. During the time of a pandemic, these protection controls are even more critical. The Hierarchy of Controls defines and ranks the effectiveness of types of controls that can be put in place to protect workers. Elimination of exposure to the potential hazard is the most effective control to put in place. Personal protective equipment (PPE), although important, ranks as less effective than other controls because of the high incidence of user error.