RSV Parents in the Cafeteria

We don't have any. We enforce the strict hand-washing dogma and have hand sanitizer dispensers all over the hospital but other than that, nothing. Since RSV is indistinguishable from the common cold in most people over a year old, it's pretty hard to make and enforce any kind of rules about who can go where... unless they're a patient, and then they're restricted to their room.

I don't see the danger.

RSV is everywhere and over 90% of kids have had it by the time they turn 3. It's an issue with only the very smallest of infants and particularly premies when they don't have enough immunity to fight it off.

However, for kids that are older, it usually passes as either a bad cold or the flu. You wouldn't know it was RSV unless you specifically test for it.