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    Giulietta Pontivivo
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    Could I ask if any hospitals are currently implementing faecal transplantation.
    Would you be willing to share your policies and procedures.
    I’m particularly interested how you “blend” the faeces and saline mix and how you clean and reprocess the blender/ mixer etc.
    Many thanks and I look forward to your replies
    Giulietta

    Giulietta Pontivivo CICP RN/RM/MPH| CNC/NM Infection Prevention Management and Staff Health Services- St Vincent’s Hospital (Unit Level 6, DeLacy Building), 390 Victoria Street Darlinghurst NSW 2010
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    Michael Wishart
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    Hi Giulietta

    When I was at Greenslopes we used small electric kitchen blenders and threw them out after each patient, but we didn’t do that many, so may not be the most cost effective method!

    Cheers
    Michael

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    Could I ask if any hospitals are currently implementing faecal transplantation.
    Would you be willing to share your policies and procedures.
    I’m particularly interested how you “blend” the faeces and saline mix and how you clean and reprocess the blender/ mixer etc.
    Many thanks and I look forward to your replies
    Giulietta

    Giulietta Pontivivo CICP RN/RM/MPH| CNC/NM Infection Prevention Management and Staff Health Services- St Vincent’s Hospital (Unit Level 6, DeLacy Building), 390 Victoria Street Darlinghurst NSW 2010
    Contact Details: t: 61 2 8382 3284 | f: 61 2 8382 3892 |M-0457 533 452 e: Giulietta.Pontivivo@svha.org.au

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