Abstract
<p>Health care professionals (HCPs) remain the most vulnerable population while performing their duties they inadvertently put themselves at high risk for any pandemic. During COVID-19 outbreak, scarce supply of personal protective equipment (PPEs) and prolonged exposure of HCPs with large number of COVID-19 positive cases in healthcare settings, long stressful duty hours and insufficient infection prevention and control (IPC) training given to them has led to a large number of infected cases. Policies should be designed and implemented for more screening and better protection with provision of optimal resources to these valuable personnel of health care system.</p>
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Name: Signature: Designation: Institute: Contact No: Email ID: Bank Account Title: Bank Account Number: IBAN Number: Bank Name: NTN Number: Date:. BIOMEDICA Official Journal of University of Health Sciences, Lahore
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