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    Rebecca O’Donnell
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    Hi all,

    Can anyone share successful strategies to raise Visiting Medical Officer (VMO) hand hygiene compliance within a private sector?

    I would love to hear back from anyone who has managed to implement education, training and raise compliance with their VMOs.

    Thank you,

    Rebecca O’Donnell | Infection Prevention and Control Co-ordinator
    St Vincent’s Hospital Toowoomba | 22-36 Scott Street TOOWOOMBA 4350
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    Amanda Clark
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    Hi

    We have same problem here.

    Hopefully when the ‘Clean In – Clean Out’ campaign (CEC) comes into full swing, everyones results will drastically improve.

    With regards

    Amanda

    Amanda Clark – Infection Prevention CNC

    Blue Mountains District ANZAC Memorial Hospital & Springwood Hospital
    Woodlands Road, Katoomba NSW 2780
    Tel 02 4784 6636 | Fax 02 4782 3515 | amanda.clark@swahs.health.nsw.gov.au
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    Hi all,

    Can anyone share successful strategies to raise Visiting Medical Officer (VMO) hand hygiene compliance within a private sector?

    I would love to hear back from anyone who has managed to implement education, training and raise compliance with their VMOs.

    Thank you,

    Rebecca ODonnell | Infection Prevention and Control Co-ordinator
    St Vincent’s Hospital Toowoomba | 22-36 Scott Street TOOWOOMBA 4350
    T 07 4690 4042 | F 07 46904400
    E rebecca.odonnell@svha.org.au | W http://www.stvincents.org.au

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    Hi Bec,
    We put up a graph of the Doctor V Nurses hand hygiene compliance by month in places like the theatre scrub bays, theatre and ward tea rooms.
    This simple approach has created a bit of a competition and steady improvement from both groups.

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    Cheers
    Kathy

    Kathy Taylor- Infection Control Manager | The Wesley Hospital | 451 Coronation Drive, Auchenflower QLD 4066
    t: 07 3232 7558 | f: 07 3232 6043 |e: katherine.taylor@uchealth.com.au

    Hi all,

    Can anyone share successful strategies to raise Visiting Medical Officer (VMO) hand hygiene compliance within a private sector?

    I would love to hear back from anyone who has managed to implement education, training and raise compliance with their VMOs.

    Thank you,

    Rebecca O’Donnell | Infection Prevention and Control Co-ordinator
    St Vincent’s Hospital Toowoomba | 22-36 Scott Street TOOWOOMBA 4350
    T 07 4690 4042 | F 07 46904400
    E rebecca.o’donnell@svha.org.au | W http://www.stvincents.org.au

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