
Respirators help reduce the spread of airborne infections
See how masks reduce respiratory particles released into shared air, helping limit airborne transmission and protect both the wearer and people nearby.
Improving indoor air quality in healthcare won’t happen on its own. It requires collective action — from healthcare workers, patients, organisations, and the public.
Everyone has a role to play. Below we explain how you can contribute to the campaign.
Help make airborne risk visible.
Every conversation helps shift understanding.
Make the invisible visible.
What gets measured gets noticed — and acted on.
Advocate for safer environments.
Safe air is a workplace safety issue.
Help drive system-level change.
Policy change starts with pressure for change.
Help us go further.
Together, we can build safer healthcare environments.
Healthcare workers cared for others throughout the pandemic — often without adequate protection from airborne risks.
Safe air is not a luxury.
It is a basic requirement for safe healthcare.

See how masks reduce respiratory particles released into shared air, helping limit airborne transmission and protect both the wearer and people nearby.

Covid-19 spreads through the air. Learn how masks, ventilation, CO₂ monitoring, air filtration, distancing and outdoor spaces can help reduce your risk.

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