The use of spit guards (also known as spit hoods) by police services in England, Wales and Northern Ireland : to prevent transmission of infection or another form of restraint?

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	The use of spit guards (also known as spit hoods) by police services in England, Wales and Northern Ireland : to prevent transmission of infection or another form of restraint?
	English
	20190800
	Elsevier
	Kennedy, Kieran M. \| Payne-James, J. Jason \| Payne-James, Grace J. \| Green, Peter
	policing \| police personnel \| personnel safety \| police personnel victimisation \| hooding [torture method] \| detainees \| purposes \| risk assessment \| communicable disease control \| human rights \| bite guards \| spit hoods \| physical restraint instruments \| United Kingdom \| policing \| personal safety \| police victimisation \| hooding [torture method] \| detainees \| purposes \| risk assessment \| communicable disease control \| human rights \| bite guards \| spit hoods \| physical restraint instruments
	Journal of forensic and legal medicine ; vol. 66