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    Good afternoon

    I am seeking clarification on whether there is a recommended standard time of resting a shared space post transporting a CoVID-19 patient between areas in a facility? I am aware the recommended time post AGP is 45 minutes to 1 hour as per the CEC CoVID-19 IP&C manual, however in the scenario a +/ve CoVID-19 patient is transferred via a shared corridor (that will be utilised for staff and other patients) from ED to ICU.

    Many thanks in advance

    Georgiana Simpson
    Registered Nurse | Hospital in the Home (HiTH)
    Ambulatory Care | Western NSW Local Health District
    P: 02 6330 5211
    M: 0429 793 734
    E: georgiana.simpson@health.nsw.gov.au
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