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# Frequently Asked Questions about the HEV
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## General
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### Is this ventilator as good as a normal ventilator?
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No. The HEV ventilator design is not intended to replace the high-end devices needed for the most intense phase of treatment, but should be appropriate and useful in the hospital environment for milder symptoms or long term care and recovery.
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### What features are lacking on this base-device?
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TBD
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### What settings can be adjusted?
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TBD
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### How does this complexity relate to the use of simple ventilators? Can the HEV ventilators really be a solution?
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TBD
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## Organisation
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### What is the role of the WHO which is mentioned in the proposal?
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[*The HEV Ventilator Proposal*](https://arxiv.org/pdf/2004.00534.pdf) reads:
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> As far as production is concerned, [...] directly through industry, for which purpose contacts have been established with the WHO, on the basis of the Cooperation Agreement in place between CERN and WHO.
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16 April 2020
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