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Employing ventilation and mobile air cleaning in classrooms and elderly care homes for infectious disease reduction: multi-stakeholder perspectives on acceptability, feasibility and perceived effects
Poor indoor air quality (IAQ) leads to increased health risks, including infectious disease and respiratory illness, and can decrease wellbeing. Poor IAQ is also associated with adverse effects on performance indicators, for instance student education. Air cleaning technologies, such as (mobile) air
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