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Would like some guideance on the requirements for anterooms attached to negative pressure isolation rooms. We are renovating our Critical Care Department and modifying an existing single room into a negative pressure room. The anteroom is not big enough or designed for a bed but rather existing doors straight to the main clinical area will be used for patient movement on a bed if necessary. I can’t find any direct reference to the need for the anteroom to be big enough for the bed but as this is how our existing room is configured I need clarification.
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Cathy Mowat
Clinical Nurse Consultant
Infection Prevention and Control
Central Gippsland Health
T. 03 5143 8518
E. cathy.mowat@cghs.com.auCentral Gippsland Health is located on the traditional land of the Gunai Kurnai people
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Gday Cathy
If its a Class N isolation room, then there is no issue as you can keep both doors open. If its a quarantine isolation room, then you need the doors to be interlocked.
Its covered in the Australian Standard HB260.
Cheers
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> On 19 Dec 2019, at 1:42 pm, Cathy Mowat wrote:
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> Would like some guideance on the requirements for anterooms attached to negative pressure isolation rooms. We are renovating our Critical Care Department and modifying an existing single room into a negative pressure room. The anteroom is not big enough or designed for a bed but rather existing doors straight to the main clinical area will be used for patient movement on a bed if necessary. I cant find any direct reference to the need for the anteroom to be big enough for the bed but as this is how our existing room is configured I need clarification.
> Thanks in advance
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> Cathy Mowat
> Clinical Nurse Consultant
> Infection Prevention and Control
> Central Gippsland Health
> T. 03 5143 8518
> E. cathy.mowat@cghs.com.au
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> Central Gippsland Health is located on the traditional land of the Gunai Kurnai people
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