Forced Air Contamination Risk in the OR Fill out this form to receive your certificate for the March 10th webinar.Name* First Last *Please ensure your name is entered correctly as this is how it will appear on your certificate.Email* PhoneFacility Name*Job Title*How many people viewed the webinar from your computer?*Compared to other webinars you have attended, how did this presentation compare?* 1 - Not good at all 2 - Somewhat 3 - About average 4 - Better than most 5 - It was excellent How relevant was the material presented to your job role?* Not at all relevant Not relevant Relevant Very relevant Extremely relevant Was this your first OR Today Webinar?* Yes No, I’ve attended a couple No, I’ve attended several over the years No, I try to never miss a OR Today Webinar How likely are you to recommend OR Today webinars to a colleague?* Not at all Not likely Likely Extremely likely Are you interested in learning more about the products/services discussed in today’s webinar? Provide your preferred contact method and today’s presenter/sponsoring company will reach out.*Please provide a testimonial for OR Today's webinar series. Your comment could be featured in an upcoming issue of OR Today.*Does your facility use forced-air warming (convective) products in the OR? If yes, which brand of forced-air warming unit(s)?*Does your facility use other any other patient-warming products? For example, passive blankets, or active (conductive warming) blankets, or even a warming table?*Prior to this presentation, have you had knowledge of the infection risk associated with forced air warming (FAW) devices?* Yes No Were you aware of the fact that pathogen are often colonizing internal components of the FAW devices, thereby making them virtually impossible to disinfect appropriately?* Yes No Do any of your OR care select to use forced-air warming on patients *during* a procedure, (versus before or once case is closed)?* Yes No Has COVID-19 altered your facility patient-warming protocols, including due to air flow?*Would you be open to learning about perioperative warming products that do not rely on forced-air warming and, therefore, help reduce infection risk?* Yes No If you were to switch patient perioperative warming methods, in what timeframe would you make the change?* 6 months 12 months 18 months N/A Who would be the key stakeholders at your facility making an assessment of a new warming product or method?* Δ