Indoor air quality in a northeast coast Malaysian medical school

Abstract

Hospital settings potentially contain many indoor air pollutants, which will affect the healthcare of workers and patients. A cross sectional study was conducted to determine the indoor air quality in a medical school situated in the Northeast Coast of Malaysia. The hospital consists of eight floors and 33 wards. Eleven wards were randomly selected. A walk through survey was conducted prior to indoor air sampling.

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Keywords

Indoor air quality, Medical school air pollutants, Bacteria counts, Fungal counts

Citation

Aziz, N. A., Husain, N. R. N., Abdullah, M. R., Ismail, N., & Ismail, Z. (2018). Indoor Air Quality in a Northeast Coast Malaysian Medical School. EnvironmentAsia, 11(2).

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