IPC signage in shared spaces/hot desks

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Hi everyone,

We are in the process of planning for an increase of onsite staff at our community health service in Melbourne.

One of the areas we have identified as a risk is the shared tea rooms and hot desks, and the need to implement IPC processes in those areas which are used by both clinical and support staff, i.e. cleaning before and after use, hand hygiene, PPE use etc

I was wondering if anybody was willing to share some examples of the signage or instructions or checklists their workplace has displayed in shared areas (e.g. tea rooms and shared workstations)?

Thanks in advance

Sara Nannery
Sunbury Community Health

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