Hygiene for shared equipment.
Between every person.

What to do before you start, between people and at the end of the day, with RVer headsets and the rest of your shared equipment. Choose the equipment, tick what you have done, and print the version to put up where the equipment is kept.

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RVer headsets

Before you start4 steps

Clean your hands.Check the battery will last the session.Check the RVer silicone cover is fitted: it comes in the kit and is washable.Check for dirt, cracks or visible damage.

Between people5 steps

Clean your hands.Clean the RVer silicone cover and the parts that touch the skin.Clean the lenses only with a dry microfibre cloth, no liquids or alcohol.Clean the controllers and the strap.Let it dry before the next person.

End of the day4 steps

Wash the RVer silicone cover and clean the strap.Store away from direct sunlight: on the lenses, it can damage the screen.Put it on charge.Log any damage or incident.

Always

Use the cleaning product approved by your institution and compatible with the equipment manufacturer's instructions. If in doubt, your infection control protocol takes precedence over this list.

None of these tools assesses, measures or diagnoses. They help the team organise its work and do not replace clinical guidance or the individual care plan.

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