Palouse/Inland NW Open Source COVID-19 Medical Supplies (OSCMS)

Palouse/Inland Northwest OSCMS (Open Source COVID19 Medical Supplies) is a community driven grassroots effort by the maker community - rising to the challenge of meeting immediate needs brought on by COVID19 - collaboratively working with community makers across the Palouse, Lewiston/Clarkston Valley, Spokane Valley, and Coeur D'Alene, the University of Idaho, Washington State University, the North Idaho Health District, and businesses. Medical supplies or Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) products are 3D printed, laser cut, CNC milled, sewn, crocheted, knitted or home produced in some way. Palouse/Inland Northwest OSCMS is a regional chapter of the global non-governmental agency of Open Source COVID19 Medical Supplies under RESOLVE. Designs have been tested by medical personnel in accordance with FDA emergency use declaration. Face shield designs have been approved by the National Institute of Health (NIH).

We are not charging for these supplies and we are actively seeking donations of time, material, or funds. Please indicate how many of each item your organization is requesting along with contact information for follow-up and delivery of items. If you receive items from other makers, please let us know ASAP so we can adjust our distribution and fulfillment plan to best meet the needs of our communities. This request is not a guarantee of items which will be provided. If you do not need one of the items, you can leave that option blank and move on to the next option. If you make a mistake, that's ok. When we confirm with you, you can clarify. You can also fill this form out multiple times and also in the future if your need changes. We will have additional offerings as we bring on partners. We will do our best to aid you in any way we can. #inthistogether

Offerings as of June 23, 2020:

• Prusa Style Face Shield

• 3DVerskstan Face Shield

• Origami Style Face Shield

• Youth Cloth Face Masks

• Adult Cloth Face Masks

• Ear Savers - 3D printed, laser cut, CNC milled, sewn, crocheted, or knitted

Needs assessment only:

• University of Idaho 3D Printed Face Mask

• Intubation Box

• Hand Sanitizer

#palousefightingcovid19 This is a really great 16 minute video of how the Maker community is mobilizing to help with COVID-19 and the process behind the scenes. These grassroots efforts are happening around the world and right here in our communities.