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Face Mask for Corona virus

Best Filters, Types of Masks and Respirators,
How well do face masks protect against COVID-19?

Sobia Publication

By the end of this book, you will understand the varying levels of crisis and how to become proactive through crisis management. You will know all the steps to effectively manage and respond to a crisis, how to train your C-Suite/Crisis Management Team, and craft media statements and responses as the Crisis Team Leader.

You will learn to:

• Determine what constitutes a crisis and apply the six-step crisis management process to address various crises at all levels
• Craft key messages and media statements and interact with the press based on industry best practices
• Apply industry best practices to write a thorough crisis management plan that will be used across the organization
• Effectively train and prepare the members of your Crisis Management Team to address crises based on your response plans

My books are not gimmicky or full of fluff just to make books and hours of content. I teach you what you need to know in a streamlined and effective way.

I'm confident that this book will bring you enormous value, and my confidence is backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee. If for any reason you're not satisfied, you'll get a full refund - no questions asked.

Ready to get started? I'll see you inside!

Review
I have found little to no information in this booklet about how well the different face masks protect against viruses and even less, if not nothing, about crisis management. On page 69, a study is discussed that shows that homemade face masks increase rather than reduce the risk of infection. The book therefore does discuss scientific studies here and there, but the references to scientific publications and studies are completely absent, so that the conclusions in the book cannot be checked. In chapter 14 a number of studies are discussed that show that face masks are effective, but without references to the studies concerned, by whom those studies were done, what the title of those studies would be, no reference whatsoever that could bring us to those studies. The book jumps from one piece to the next and it seems to be written in colloquial language. It contains a lot of fluff content, for example it goes on for almost a full page about socks as a face mask (page 24) and the pub is a popular subject. This booklet turned out to be worthless for my research into the pros and cons around face masks. I'm not even sure what this book is trying to tell about face masks. One thing is clear to me; it was a waste of my time and money.