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06/08/2014 at 11:43 am #71281
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Good Morning all,
Just wondering if anyone has any information/references on requirements
e.g. design/specifications for trolleys used for laptops at
bedsides/clinical area’s?
Do they need to be stainless steel (because I have been told they cost
around $1000 each)?
Regards,
Kylie Long
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Infection Prevention and Control
Garrison Health Operations
Directorate of Health Service Delivery
Joint Health Command
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06/08/2014 at 12:03 pm #71282Hi Kylie
I have not seen any recommendations for only purchasing stainless steel trolleys for mobile computers. We recently purchased mobile computer trolleys for all clinical areas that are polypropylene and purpose designed for computer use. We have attached detergent cleaning wipes to all of these trolleys, and ensured they are compatible with our environmental disinfectant if that may be required.
The most important issue would be routine cleaning of any equipment, as per the attached CHRISP guidance.
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Holy Spirit Northside Private Hospital
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Good Morning all,Just wondering if anyone has any information/references on requirements e.g. design/specifications for trolleys used for laptops at bedsides/clinical area’s?
Do they need to be stainless steel (because I have been told they cost around $1000 each)?
Regards,
Kylie Long
Flight Lieutenant
Infection Prevention and Control
Garrison Health Operations
Directorate of Health Service Delivery
Joint Health Command
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