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31/01/2019 at 11:26 am #75048Hughson, Lucy R (Health)Participant
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Dear all
We are interested to know if your facility uses wipes for routine environmental cleaning. Do you use a detergent wipe, a 2 in 1 wipe (detergent/disinfectant) or both? This includes daily and discharge cleans. How did you choose the product that you use?
Kind regards
Lucy Hughson I Clinical Nurse Consultant
Public Health Services I Department of Health
3/25 Argyle St Hobart, GPO Box 125 Hobart 7001
Phone (03) 6166 0605 | Work days Monday, Wednesday & Thursday
Prevention is better than cure
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31/01/2019 at 11:56 am #75053sharyn.hughes@health.nsw.gov.auParticipantAuthor:
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Dear Lucy,
We use a 2 in1 wipe. It was implemented a few years ago. Choice of product came down to reviewing all TGA 2in1 wipes with claims, cost/wipe and post sales engagement from the company.
Cost effectiveness was similar to a 2 step cleaning process and the healthcare workers at the clinical interface are happy with the product.If you like, I can forward details off line for you to review or alternatively arrange a convenient time to call
Regards,
Sharyn Hughes
Clinical Nurse Consultant
Infection Prevention & Control
Royal North Shore Hospital
Reserve Rd St Leonards 2065
Tel 02 99264339Click Infection Prevention and Control to visit Website
Dear all
We are interested to know if your facility uses wipes for routine environmental cleaning. Do you use a detergent wipe, a 2 in 1 wipe (detergent/disinfectant) or both? This includes daily and discharge cleans. How did you choose the product that you use?
Kind regards
Lucy Hughson I Clinical Nurse Consultant
Public Health Services I Department of Health
3/25 Argyle St Hobart, GPO Box 125 Hobart 7001
Phone (03) 6166 0605 | Work days Monday, Wednesday & Thursday
Prevention is better than cure
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31/01/2019 at 2:01 pm #75057Wilkinson, Irene (Health)ParticipantAuthor:
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Hi Lucy,
The UK Royal College of Nursing has a very useful guide to selecting and using disinfectant wipes.
You can access it here (although I note that it is under review):
https://www.rcn.org.uk/search?KeywordDisinfectant%20wipes&SortRelevance&ScopeGlobalkind regards,
Irene Wilkinson
Director, Infection Control Service (Tues – Fri)
Communicable Disease Control Branch
Public Health & Clinical Systems
SA Health
Government of South Australiahttp://www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/infectionprevention
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We are interested to know if your facility uses wipes for routine environmental cleaning. Do you use a detergent wipe, a 2 in 1 wipe (detergent/disinfectant) or both? This includes daily and discharge cleans. How did you choose the product that you use?
Kind regards
Lucy Hughson I Clinical Nurse Consultant
Public Health Services I Department of Health
3/25 Argyle St Hobart, GPO Box 125 Hobart 7001
Phone (03) 6166 0605 | Work days Monday, Wednesday & Thursday
Prevention is better than cure
I acknowledge the traditional owners of the land on which we work and live, and respect their ongoing custodianship of the land. I pay respect to Tasmanian Aboriginal people, and Elders past and present.________________________________
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31/01/2019 at 2:48 pm #75059Hello,
On this note, our hospital has a wellness gym. MRO positive patients attend the gym (as the last patient of the day) as well as the hydrotherapy pool (as per guidelines). The wellness staff are looking for disposable disinfectant wipes they can use on the equipment this patient has handled. Does anyone have a similar situation / solution?
Kind Regards,
Chelsea Kop | Quality Manager & Infection Control Coordinator, BSN, GDipNurs(Onc), MCNDelmar Private Hospital
58 Quirk Street, Dee Why, NSW 2099
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P Please consider the environment before printing this emailHi Lucy,
The UK Royal College of Nursing has a very useful guide to selecting and using disinfectant wipes.
You can access it here (although I note that it is under review):
https://www.rcn.org.uk/search?KeywordDisinfectant%20wipes&SortRelevance&ScopeGlobalkind regards,
Irene Wilkinson
Director, Infection Control Service (Tues – Fri)
Communicable Disease Control Branch
Public Health & Clinical Systems
SA Health
Government of South Australiahttp://www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/infectionprevention
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We are interested to know if your facility uses wipes for routine environmental cleaning. Do you use a detergent wipe, a 2 in 1 wipe (detergent/disinfectant) or both? This includes daily and discharge cleans. How did you choose the product that you use?
Kind regards
Lucy Hughson I Clinical Nurse Consultant
Public Health Services I Department of Health
3/25 Argyle St Hobart, GPO Box 125 Hobart 7001
Phone (03) 6166 0605 | Work days Monday, Wednesday & Thursday
Prevention is better than cure
I acknowledge the traditional owners of the land on which we work and live, and respect their ongoing custodianship of the land. I pay respect to Tasmanian Aboriginal people, and Elders past and present.________________________________
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