When: Tuesday, December 2, 2025 · 12:00 p.m. Eastern Time
About:
This webinar will dive into the importance of utilizing antifog surgical masks in clinical settings, examining how the risk of mask fogging can compromise the safety of healthcare providers and patients. Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of surgical masks, what antifog is, and what types of antifog technology are currently available in the market. The Cardinal Health hydrogel surgical mask will also be introduced, and its many features and benefits will be detailed.
- Understand the importance of antifog technology in surgical settings
- Compare and contrast the different types of surgical mask anti-fog technologies
- Explain the composition and functionality of hydrogel technology when utilized in surgical masks and understand its role as an antifog mechanism
Meet the Speakers:
Annie Copeland, Global Marketing Director, PPE, Cardinal Health
Annie resides in Massachusetts and has been with Cardinal Health for 8 years. With a degree in English and Marketing from Assumption University, she has held various roles across sales and marketing serving various customer segments. In her current role at Cardinal Health she leads both portfolio strategy and commercial execution for PPE. With a keen focus on clinical insight and customer needs, she aims to deliver a portfolio of PPE products known for reliable performance, designed for comfort and delivering ongoing value.
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Bridget Stovall, Global Medical Advisor, Cardinal Health
Bridget currently resides in Green Bay, Wisconsin, and has worked for Cardinal Health for about a year. With a BSN from St. Ambrose University, she has a strong work history as a bedside nurse, a Clinical Nurse Leader, an Inpatient Nurse Manager, and now as a Global Medical Advisor. In her current role, she provides clinical expertise and serves as the subject matter expert to support product design, change management, and risk mitigation through product lifestyle. She serves as a clinical consultant and works to align clinical practice, product usage, and user needs.
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