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Hi everyone,
I’m looking for examples of health facility ‘official’ Precautions signage for outside a patient room (particularly COVID-19 precautions)
The ACQHSC signage for doors (combined airborne/contact precautions) has gloves and gown coming off inside the client room, then exiting to complete doffing.
SA Health have excellent donning/doffing posters, but point to ACQHSC for room door alert signage.
For various reasons relating to high risk care setting, I am not keen on using the ACQHSC signage and creating an accumulation of PPE inside the client room – but also don’t want to go down the path of just ‘making up’ signage or changing the official ACQHSC poster to suit our setting.
Any pointers?
Kind regards,
CathiCathi Montague
Nurse Consultant – Infection Prevention and Control (Week 1 Wed-Fri | Week 2 Mon-Thurs)
Drug and Alcohol Services South Australia
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We use hazard tape (or chalk on carpet) to prescribe doffing area
immediately outside room. It only needs to be the door width and maybe
600mm deep. It needs to adjacent bins and hand sanitiser within reach of
the zone. It’s best to avoid flip top bins because they generate air
wafting over the top of the waste. Once gloves and gown are doffed staff
member can step out of zone. This system allows signage to be visible,
indicates to staff before they enter a room that it is a red zone room, and
it is less likely that bins will be left overflowing. It also improves
compliance because the doffing process is visible and staff are more likely
to go through each step including handwashing between each step if they can
be seen. Generic signs are ok but after being deployed now to multiple
sites across Qld, sign making to suit the setting greatly improves
compliance. Eg you might improve compliance by signing in the Ist language
of segments of your staff eg Nepalise
Hope this helps
Brian Moore RN BHScN
TL. Qld Covid Response Standing Force.On Mon, 28 Feb 2022, 1:49 pm Montague, Cathryn (Health), wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
>
>
> Im looking for examples of health facility official Precautions signage
> for outside a patient room (particularly COVID-19 precautions)
>
>
>
> The ACQHSC signage
>
> for doors (combined airborne/contact precautions) has gloves and gown
> coming off inside the client room, then exiting to complete doffing.
>
>
>
> SA Health have excellent donning/doffing posters, but point to ACQHSC for
> room door alert signage.
>
>
> For various reasons relating to high risk care setting, I am not keen on
> using the ACQHSC signage and creating an accumulation of PPE inside the
> client room but also dont want to go down the path of just making up
> signage or changing the official ACQHSC poster to suit our setting.
>
>
>
> Any pointers?
>
>
>
> Kind regards,
>
> *Cathi*
>
>
>
> *Cathi Montague*
>
> *Nurse Consultant Infection Prevention and Control **(Week 1 Wed-Fri |
> Week 2 Mon-Thurs)*
>
> *Drug and Alcohol Services South Australia*
> Email: Cathryn.Montague@sa,gov.au
>
>
>
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Thanks everyone for your input, very helpful 🙂
Brian, love the tape idea! Very clear!
Kind regards,
Cathi
Cathi Montague
Nurse Consultant IP&C (Week 1 Mon-Thurs | Week 2 Wed-Fri)
Drug and Alcohol Services SA
Ph: (08) 7425 5044
OFFICIAL
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From: ACIPC Infexion Connexion on behalf of Brian Moore
Sent: Thursday, 3 March 2022 6:03 PM
To: ACIPCLIST@ACIPC.ORG.AU
Subject: Re: [ACIPC_Infexion_Connexion] COVID-19 Precautions signage for client room doorWe use hazard tape (or chalk on carpet) to prescribe doffing area immediately outside room. It only needs to be the door width and maybe 600mm deep. It needs to adjacent bins and hand sanitiser within reach of the zone. It’s best to avoid flip top bins because they generate air wafting over the top of the waste. Once gloves and gown are doffed staff member can step out of zone. This system allows signage to be visible, indicates to staff before they enter a room that it is a red zone room, and it is less likely that bins will be left overflowing. It also improves compliance because the doffing process is visible and staff are more likely to go through each step including handwashing between each step if they can be seen. Generic signs are ok but after being deployed now to multiple sites across Qld, sign making to suit the setting greatly improves compliance. Eg you might improve compliance by signing in the Ist language of segments of your staff eg Nepalise
Hope this helps
Brian Moore RN BHScN
TL. Qld Covid Response Standing Force.On Mon, 28 Feb 2022, 1:49 pm Montague, Cathryn (Health), <Cathryn.Montague@sa.gov.au> wrote:
Hi everyone,Im looking for examples of health facility official Precautions signage for outside a patient room (particularly COVID-19 precautions)
The ACQHSC signage for doors (combined airborne/contact precautions) has gloves and gown coming off inside the client room, then exiting to complete doffing.
SA Health have excellent donning/doffing posters, but point to ACQHSC for room door alert signage.
For various reasons relating to high risk care setting, I am not keen on using the ACQHSC signage and creating an accumulation of PPE inside the client room but also dont want to go down the path of just making up signage or changing the official ACQHSC poster to suit our setting.
Any pointers?
Kind regards,
CathiCathi Montague
Nurse Consultant Infection Prevention and Control (Week 1 Wed-Fri | Week 2 Mon-Thurs)
Drug and Alcohol Services South Australia
Email: Cathryn.Montague@sa,gov.au
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Would be great to see different donning and doffing stations pictures if anyone is happy to share?
Kind regards,
Kelly
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Kelly Barton
COVID-19 Coordinator/Infection Prevention & Control Officer
RN BHSc (Nursing). Grad Cert (Infection Control)(Advanced Acute Care). Nurse Immuniser. Cert IV T&A
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Sent: Monday, 7 March 2022 3:11 PM
To: ACIPCLIST@ACIPC.ORG.AU
Subject: Re: [ACIPC_Infexion_Connexion] COVID-19 Precautions signage for client room doorThanks everyone for your input, very helpful 🙂
Brian, love the tape idea! Very clear!
Kind regards,
Cathi
Cathi Montague
Nurse Consultant IP&C (Week 1 Mon-Thurs | Week 2 Wed-Fri)
Drug and Alcohol Services SA
Ph: (08) 7425 5044
OFFICIAL
________________________________
From: ACIPC Infexion Connexion <ACIPCLIST@ACIPC.ORG.AU> on behalf of Brian Moore <2mooreheads@GMAIL.COM>
Sent: Thursday, 3 March 2022 6:03 PM
To: ACIPCLIST@ACIPC.ORG.AU
Subject: Re: [ACIPC_Infexion_Connexion] COVID-19 Precautions signage for client room doorWe use hazard tape (or chalk on carpet) to prescribe doffing area immediately outside room. It only needs to be the door width and maybe 600mm deep. It needs to adjacent bins and hand sanitiser within reach of the zone. It’s best to avoid flip top bins because they generate air wafting over the top of the waste. Once gloves and gown are doffed staff member can step out of zone. This system allows signage to be visible, indicates to staff before they enter a room that it is a red zone room, and it is less likely that bins will be left overflowing. It also improves compliance because the doffing process is visible and staff are more likely to go through each step including handwashing between each step if they can be seen. Generic signs are ok but after being deployed now to multiple sites across Qld, sign making to suit the setting greatly improves compliance. Eg you might improve compliance by signing in the Ist language of segments of your staff eg Nepalise
Hope this helps
Brian Moore RN BHScN
TL. Qld Covid Response Standing Force.On Mon, 28 Feb 2022, 1:49 pm Montague, Cathryn (Health), <Cathryn.Montague@sa.gov.au> wrote:
Hi everyone,Im looking for examples of health facility official Precautions signage for outside a patient room (particularly COVID-19 precautions)
The ACQHSC signage for doors (combined airborne/contact precautions) has gloves and gown coming off inside the client room, then exiting to complete doffing.
SA Health have excellent donning/doffing posters, but point to ACQHSC for room door alert signage.
For various reasons relating to high risk care setting, I am not keen on using the ACQHSC signage and creating an accumulation of PPE inside the client room but also dont want to go down the path of just making up signage or changing the official ACQHSC poster to suit our setting.
Any pointers?
Kind regards,
CathiCathi Montague
Nurse Consultant Infection Prevention and Control (Week 1 Wed-Fri | Week 2 Mon-Thurs)
Drug and Alcohol Services South Australia
Email: Cathryn.Montague@sa,gov.auThis email may contain confidential information, which also may be legally privileged. Only the intended recipient(s) may access, use, distribute or copy this email. If this email is received in error, please inform the sender by return email and delete the original. If there are doubts about the validity of this message, please contact the sender by telephone. It is the recipients responsibility to check the email and any attached files for viruses
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