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Dear All
I am currently working on a project looking at variations/ uniformity in the type of cloths used to wipe surfaces in healthcare settings. Specifically I am looking for any guidelines (local/ state/ national) that make any recommendations for specific types of cloths by specific tasks or surface type. For example are there different requirements for cloths used in bathrooms vs pt environment vs high-touch objects vs non-clinical areas within a hospital.
I have access to the REACH study publications (thanks Brett) and other research from the Monash group (thanks Elisabeth Gillespie and team) but wonder if there are other requirements/ practices.
Thank you for any feedback.
Regards
CathCathryn Murphy RN B. Photog MPH FSHEA FAPIC CIPC-E PhD CIC
Chief Executive Officer & Creative Director
Infection Control Plus Pty Ltd
Adjunct Honorary Assoc. Professor – Faculty of Health Services & Medicine
Bond University
QLD, AustraliaE: Cath@infectioncontrolplus.com.au
M: +61 428 154154
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Good morning,
In Sterilising department lint free cloths must be used for all surfaces.Cheers Kerrin
Kerrin Maher RN BN
Nurse Unit Manager | Central Sterilising Department
QEll Jubilee Hospital | Metro South Health
Kessels Road QLD 4108
t. 07 31826151
e. kerrin.maher@health.qld.gov.auDear All
I am currently working on a project looking at variations/ uniformity in the type of cloths used to wipe surfaces in healthcare settings. Specifically I am looking for any guidelines (local/ state/ national) that make any recommendations for specific types of cloths by specific tasks or surface type. For example are there different requirements for cloths used in bathrooms vs pt environment vs high-touch objects vs non-clinical areas within a hospital.
I have access to the REACH study publications (thanks Brett) and other research from the Monash group (thanks Elisabeth Gillespie and team) but wonder if there are other requirements/ practices.
Thank you for any feedback.
Regards
CathCathryn Murphy RN B. Photog MPH FSHEA FAPIC CIPC-E PhD CIC
Chief Executive Officer & Creative Director
Infection Control Plus Pty Ltd
Adjunct Honorary Assoc. Professor – Faculty of Health Services & Medicine
Bond University
QLD, AustraliaE: Cath@infectioncontrolplus.com.au
M: +61 428 154154
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Dear Catherine – I think that Dr Stephanie Dancer, Microbiologist at
Lanarkshire might have some good references and advice on this as cleaning
is her thing – she is a regular contributor so you shouldn’t have any
trouble finding her emailI would be surprised if lint free was mandated for environmental cleaning
Regards,
Margaret Jennings
Marjen Education Serviceswebsite. http://www.marjenes.com.au
email. marjenes@optusnet.com.aumob. 0404 088 754
fax. 03 9439 2436—–Original Message—–
MurphyDear All
I am currently working on a project looking at variations/ uniformity in the
type of cloths used to wipe surfaces in healthcare settings. Specifically I
am looking for any guidelines (local/ state/ national) that make any
recommendations for specific types of cloths by specific tasks or surface
type. For example are there different requirements for cloths used in
bathrooms vs pt environment vs high-touch objects vs non-clinical areas
within a hospital.I have access to the REACH study publications (thanks Brett) and other
research from the Monash group (thanks Elisabeth Gillespie and team) but
wonder if there are other requirements/ practices.Thank you for any feedback.
Regards
CathCathryn Murphy RN B. Photog MPH FSHEA FAPIC CIPC-E PhD CIC Chief Executive
Officer & Creative Director Infection Control Plus Pty Ltd Adjunct Honorary
Assoc. Professor – Faculty of Health Services & Medicine Bond University
QLD, AustraliaE: Cath@infectioncontrolplus.com.au
M: +61 428 154154
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Thanks Margaret
Dr Dancer is a crack researcher in this area for sure, and there are several locals as well plus US experts like Boyce and Carling. I hace access to and a pretty good working knowledge of the research, I am actually seeking either real-life practices or written policies from within Australia and NZ.
I appreciate your response regardless.
Cheers
CathCathryn Murphy RN B. Photog MPH FSHEA FAPIC CIPC-E PhD CIC
Chief Executive Officer & Creative Director
Infection Control Plus Pty Ltd
Adjunct Assoc. Professor – Faculty of Health Services & Medicine
Bond University
QLD, AustraliaE: Cath@infectioncontrolplus.com.au
M: +61 428 154154
W:http://www.infectioncontrolplus.com.au—–Original Message—–
Dear Catherine – I think that Dr Stephanie Dancer, Microbiologist at Lanarkshire might have some good references and advice on this as cleaning is her thing – she is a regular contributor so you shouldn’t have any trouble finding her email
I would be surprised if lint free was mandated for environmental cleaning
Regards,
Margaret Jennings
Marjen Education Serviceswebsite. http://www.marjenes.com.au
email. marjenes@optusnet.com.aumob. 0404 088 754
fax. 03 9439 2436—–Original Message—–
Dear All
I am currently working on a project looking at variations/ uniformity in the type of cloths used to wipe surfaces in healthcare settings. Specifically I am looking for any guidelines (local/ state/ national) that make any recommendations for specific types of cloths by specific tasks or surface type. For example are there different requirements for cloths used in bathrooms vs pt environment vs high-touch objects vs non-clinical areas within a hospital.
I have access to the REACH study publications (thanks Brett) and other research from the Monash group (thanks Elisabeth Gillespie and team) but wonder if there are other requirements/ practices.
Thank you for any feedback.
Regards
CathCathryn Murphy RN B. Photog MPH FSHEA FAPIC CIPC-E PhD CIC Chief Executive Officer & Creative Director Infection Control Plus Pty Ltd Adjunct Honorary Assoc. Professor – Faculty of Health Services & Medicine Bond University QLD, Australia
E: Cath@infectioncontrolplus.com.au
M: +61 428 154154
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Hi Cath I run an infection control ed service Australia wide as a
microbiologist myself but not for hospitals i.e. office based and right now
I am just happy if there are detergent wipes everywhere so cleaning actually
happens – I find it’s the facilitation that is important (from experience)
and try to steer staff away from liquid detergents and bottles that need to
made up daily and paper towelRegards,
Margaret Jennings
Marjen Education Serviceswebsite. http://www.marjenes.com.au
email. marjenes@optusnet.com.aumob. 0404 088 754
fax. 03 9439 2436—–Original Message—–
MurphyThanks Margaret
Dr Dancer is a crack researcher in this area for sure, and there are several
locals as well plus US experts like Boyce and Carling. I hace access to and
a pretty good working knowledge of the research, I am actually seeking
either real-life practices or written policies from within Australia and NZ.I appreciate your response regardless.
Cheers
CathCathryn Murphy RN B. Photog MPH FSHEA FAPIC CIPC-E PhD CIC Chief Executive
Officer & Creative Director Infection Control Plus Pty Ltd Adjunct Assoc.
Professor – Faculty of Health Services & Medicine Bond University QLD,
AustraliaE: Cath@infectioncontrolplus.com.au
M: +61 428 154154
W:http://www.infectioncontrolplus.com.au—–Original Message—–
marjenes@OPTUSNET.COM.AUDear Catherine – I think that Dr Stephanie Dancer, Microbiologist at
Lanarkshire might have some good references and advice on this as cleaning
is her thing – she is a regular contributor so you shouldn’t have any
trouble finding her emailI would be surprised if lint free was mandated for environmental cleaning
Regards,
Margaret Jennings
Marjen Education Serviceswebsite. http://www.marjenes.com.au
email. marjenes@optusnet.com.aumob. 0404 088 754
fax. 03 9439 2436—–Original Message—–
MurphyDear All
I am currently working on a project looking at variations/ uniformity in the
type of cloths used to wipe surfaces in healthcare settings. Specifically I
am looking for any guidelines (local/ state/ national) that make any
recommendations for specific types of cloths by specific tasks or surface
type. For example are there different requirements for cloths used in
bathrooms vs pt environment vs high-touch objects vs non-clinical areas
within a hospital.I have access to the REACH study publications (thanks Brett) and other
research from the Monash group (thanks Elisabeth Gillespie and team) but
wonder if there are other requirements/ practices.Thank you for any feedback.
Regards
CathCathryn Murphy RN B. Photog MPH FSHEA FAPIC CIPC-E PhD CIC Chief Executive
Officer & Creative Director Infection Control Plus Pty Ltd Adjunct Honorary
Assoc. Professor – Faculty of Health Services & Medicine Bond University
QLD, AustraliaE: Cath@infectioncontrolplus.com.au
M: +61 428 154154
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Dear Margaret
The behavioural and human factors are really important in cleaning within hospital and office-based practices as well.
The research around impregnated wipes is also interesting as there are many unresolved issues including the most appropriate tests for registration as well as variable efficacy against different potential and actual pathogens .
Personally I have looked at several different popular impregnated wipes and noted issues with degree of dampness, leakage, dispensing etc. Some have greater coverage than others. It’s great that Australian healthcare cleaning remains at the front of researchers and clinicians’ minds as it is in my honest opinion, unresolved and pre-impregnated cloths whilst useful and effective are not without issue. There is still room for improvement and it’s a difficult challenge. In some settings disposable non-pre-impregnated wipes may be superior.
Glad to know that you are helping non-acute care settings with their practices.
Regards
CathCathryn Murphy RN B. Photog MPH FSHEA FAPIC CIPC-E PhD CIC
Chief Executive Officer & Creative Director
Infection Control Plus Pty Ltd
Adjunct Assoc. Professor – Faculty of Health Services & Medicine
Bond University
QLD, AustraliaE: Cath@infectioncontrolplus.com.au
M: +61 428 154154
W:http://www.infectioncontrolplus.com.au.
—–Original Message—–
Hi Cath I run an infection control ed service Australia wide as a microbiologist myself but not for hospitals i.e. office based and right now I am just happy if there are detergent wipes everywhere so cleaning actually happens – I find it’s the facilitation that is important (from experience) and try to steer staff away from liquid detergents and bottles that need to made up daily and paper towel
Regards,
Margaret Jennings
Marjen Education Serviceswebsite. http://www.marjenes.com.au
email. marjenes@optusnet.com.aumob. 0404 088 754
fax. 03 9439 2436—–Original Message—–
Thanks Margaret
Dr Dancer is a crack researcher in this area for sure, and there are several locals as well plus US experts like Boyce and Carling. I hace access to and a pretty good working knowledge of the research, I am actually seeking either real-life practices or written policies from within Australia and NZ.
I appreciate your response regardless.
Cheers
CathCathryn Murphy RN B. Photog MPH FSHEA FAPIC CIPC-E PhD CIC Chief Executive Officer & Creative Director Infection Control Plus Pty Ltd Adjunct Assoc.
Professor – Faculty of Health Services & Medicine Bond University QLD, AustraliaE: Cath@infectioncontrolplus.com.au
M: +61 428 154154
W:http://www.infectioncontrolplus.com.au—–Original Message—–
Dear Catherine – I think that Dr Stephanie Dancer, Microbiologist at Lanarkshire might have some good references and advice on this as cleaning is her thing – she is a regular contributor so you shouldn’t have any trouble finding her email
I would be surprised if lint free was mandated for environmental cleaning
Regards,
Margaret Jennings
Marjen Education Serviceswebsite. http://www.marjenes.com.au
email. marjenes@optusnet.com.aumob. 0404 088 754
fax. 03 9439 2436—–Original Message—–
Dear All
I am currently working on a project looking at variations/ uniformity in the type of cloths used to wipe surfaces in healthcare settings. Specifically I am looking for any guidelines (local/ state/ national) that make any recommendations for specific types of cloths by specific tasks or surface type. For example are there different requirements for cloths used in bathrooms vs pt environment vs high-touch objects vs non-clinical areas within a hospital.
I have access to the REACH study publications (thanks Brett) and other research from the Monash group (thanks Elisabeth Gillespie and team) but wonder if there are other requirements/ practices.
Thank you for any feedback.
Regards
CathCathryn Murphy RN B. Photog MPH FSHEA FAPIC CIPC-E PhD CIC Chief Executive Officer & Creative Director Infection Control Plus Pty Ltd Adjunct Honorary Assoc. Professor – Faculty of Health Services & Medicine Bond University QLD, Australia
E: Cath@infectioncontrolplus.com.au
M: +61 428 154154
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