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    Ruth Barratt
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    Hi there,

    Please can someone tell me if there are any Australian national
    infection prevention and control surveillance definitions for healthcare
    associated blood stream infections? I am aware of the ACSQHC CLABSI and
    SAB surveillance guides but I was wondering if there are any national
    ones for all HABSI used in Australia. The only ones I can find are the
    AICA ones from a number of years ago.

    I am interested in this because in our New Zealand facility we
    previously used these AICA definitions in the past and need to update
    now.

    Cheers

    Ruth

    Ruth Barratt RN, BSc, MAdvPrac (Hons)

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    #69624
    Houston, Leanne (BHH)
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    Ruth

    ACHS (The Australian Council on Healthcare Standards) do have a HABSI definition which we use to collect surveillance on hospital wide bacteraemi. If you are unable to access these please email and I will send electronically.

    Leanne

    Leanne Houston

    Eastern Health IPAC Coordinator
    INFECTION PREVENTION & CONTROL SERVICE (IPAC)

    Hi there,
    Please can someone tell me if there are any Australian national infection prevention and control surveillance definitions for healthcare associated blood stream infections? I am aware of the ACSQHC CLABSI and SAB surveillance guides but I was wondering if there are any national ones for all HABSI used in Australia. The only ones I can find are the AICA ones from a number of years ago.

    I am interested in this because in our New Zealand facility we previously used these AICA definitions in the past and need to update now.

    Cheers

    Ruth

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    Ruth Barratt RN, BSc, MAdvPrac (Hons)
    Clinical NurseSpecialist Infection Prevention and Control
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    [cid:image002.jpg@01CDDD0F.72BD02D0]: 0275 263175
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    Christchurch Hospital | Private Bag 4710, Christchurch
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    #69625
    Tracy Sloane
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    Hi Ruth,
    Have a look at the VICNISS website, I believe SAB data is collected nationally therefore national definitions.
    Cheers,

    Tracy

    Tracy Sloane
    Senior Infection Control Consultant
    Dandenong Hospital, Southern Health
    T (03) 95548173 F (03) 95541905
    E tracy.sloane@southernhealth.org.au

    Hi there,
    Please can someone tell me if there are any Australian national infection prevention and control surveillance definitions for healthcare associated blood stream infections? I am aware of the ACSQHC CLABSI and SAB surveillance guides but I was wondering if there are any national ones for all HABSI used in Australia. The only ones I can find are the AICA ones from a number of years ago.

    I am interested in this because in our New Zealand facility we previously used these AICA definitions in the past and need to update now.

    Cheers

    Ruth

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    Ruth Barratt RN, BSc, MAdvPrac (Hons)
    Clinical NurseSpecialist Infection Prevention and Control
    *: ruth.barratt@cdhb.health.nz
    *: + 64 3 3640 083 or ext.80083
    [cid:image002.jpg@01CDDD0F.72BD02D0]: 0275 263175
    Level 5, Riverside Building
    Christchurch Hospital | Private Bag 4710, Christchurch
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    #69633
    John Ferguson
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    THe original AICA-NAB definitions have not been updated- they were available previously on the old aica site.

    THey did serve as the basis of the national SAB definitions – there are only v cosmetic changes in fact

    ACHS I think has recently completed a review of their inf control indicators; perhaps someone can give us an update as to the outcome

    regards
    John

    Dr John Ferguson
    Director, Infection Prevention & Control, Hunter New England Health
    Tel 61 2 4921 4444 | Fax 61 2 4921 4440 | Mob +61 428 885 573 | john.ferguson@hnehealth.nsw.gov.au | http://www.hicsiganz.org

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    Hi Ruth,
    Have a look at the VICNISS website, I believe SAB data is collected nationally therefore national definitions.
    Cheers,

    Tracy

    Tracy Sloane
    Senior Infection Control Consultant
    Dandenong Hospital, Southern Health
    T (03) 95548173 F (03) 95541905
    E tracy.sloane@southernhealth.org.au

    Hi there,
    Please can someone tell me if there are any Australian national infection prevention and control surveillance definitions for healthcare associated blood stream infections? I am aware of the ACSQHC CLABSI and SAB surveillance guides but I was wondering if there are any national ones for all HABSI used in Australia. The only ones I can find are the AICA ones from a number of years ago.

    I am interested in this because in our New Zealand facility we previously used these AICA definitions in the past and need to update now.

    Cheers

    Ruth

    [cid:image001.png@01CDDD0F.72BD02D0]

    Ruth Barratt RN, BSc, MAdvPrac (Hons)
    Clinical NurseSpecialist Infection Prevention and Control
    : ruth.barratt@cdhb.health.nz
    : + 64 3 3640 083 or ext.80083
    [cid:image002.jpg@01CDDD0F.72BD02D0]: 0275 263175
    Level 5, Riverside Building
    Christchurch Hospital | Private Bag 4710, Christchurch
    Clean Hands Save Lives!

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