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Infection Prevention Trust Induction People Centred Positive Compassion Excellence Chain of Infection People Centred Positive Compassion Excellence Staphylococcus Aureus MSSA & MRSA Patients can be colonised or infected SA

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Infection Prevention

Trust Induction

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Chain of Infection

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Staphylococcus Aureus MSSA & MRSA

  • Patients can be

colonised or infected

  • SA can be sensitive or

resistant to Meticillin

  • Easily spread via hands
  • Re-colonisation after

treatment is common

  • Frequent admissions

increase risk

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Clostridium difficile

  • Spore forming

bacteria

  • 3-15% of population

are colonised

  • Triggered by

antibiotics or ingested

  • Prompt isolation
  • Stool specimen
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ESBL

  • Extended Spectrum Beta

Lactamase producing Bacteria

  • ESBL’s are enzymes that

make certain bacteria resistant to commonly used antibiotics

  • Attributed to over use of

broad spectrum antibiotics

  • These bacteria include E.

coli and Klebsiella which are normal bowel flora

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CPE

  • Carbapenemase

producing Enterobacteriaceae

  • Bowel flora that produce

an enzyme

  • Pan resistant strains

emerging globally & within the UK

  • CPE policy and checklist
  • n the intranet
  • Screening of high risk

patients required

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Norovirus

  • Also known as winter

vomiting disease and Norwalk

  • Often referred to as

gastroenteritis

  • Highly infectious
  • Associated with projectile

vomiting and diarrhoea

  • Community acquired but

rapidly spreads throughout healthcare settings once introduced

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Standard Precautions

“Standard precautions are to be used routinely for all patients in acute and community settings, regardless of the presence or absence of any known or perceived infection risks.”

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Hand Hygiene

  • Applies to all staff
  • Communications

campaign for visitors

  • WHO 5 Moments
  • Bare Below the

Elbows

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5 Moments for hand hygiene

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Hand Washing for Staff

  • Before and after

clinical procedures

  • After leaving

isolation rooms

  • When caring for

patients with Clostridium difficile

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Alcohol Hand rub

  • Before and after

non-clinical contact with the patient, their environment and equipment

  • Available at the

point of care

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Skin care lotion

  • Apply before breaks
  • Before lunch
  • At end of shift
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Hand Hygiene for Patients

  • After toileting
  • Before meals
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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

  • Gloves
  • Aprons
  • Masks
  • Eye Protection
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PPE for Respiratory Isolation Precautions

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Safe Use and Disposal of Sharps

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Log into OLM and access the Clinismart e-learning – The 5 moments certification where you will find the 6 e-learning courses.

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Linen Segregation

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Decontamination of commodes and smaller equipment in acute and community settings

Cleans  Disinfects 

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Decontamination of large patient equipment

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Decontamination of commodes when patient have Clostridium difficile

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Not so good housekeeping?

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Examples of good housekeeping

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Right or Wrong??

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Infection Prevention

It is everyone’s responsibility!

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How well do you apply hand rub?

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Hand Wash Procedure

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CONTACT NUMBERS FOR INFECTION PREVENTION TEAM

SHARON MAWDSLEY: EXT 22501 Bleep 385 PATRICIA CROSS: EXT 56483 NIKKI COUSINS: EXT 22839 Bleep 044 SYLVIA TAYLOR: EXT 22120 Bleep 016 GLEN HAYES: EXT 22120 Bleep 406