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Hi there
Could anyone tell me what an acceptable target rate for LUSCS infections might be. Ours is set at <1% and there is debate that this is too low.
ThanksCate Coffey | Clinical Nurse Consultant
Infection Prevention and Control Unit | Central Australia Health Service
Northern Territory Government
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Hi Cate I hope this information gives you a better idea about target levels
for SSIYvonne Inguz IPC CNC
Tennant Creek Hospital NT
896224470On Wed, Aug 31, 2016 at 12:01 PM, Cate Coffey wrote:
> Hi there
>
> Could anyone tell me what an acceptable target rate for LUSCS infections
> might be. Ours is set at
> Thanks
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> *Cate Coffey | *Clinical Nurse Consultant
>
> Infection Prevention and Control Unit | Central Australia Health Service
>
> Northern Territory Government
>
> Alice Springs Hopsital, Gap Rd, Alice Springs
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> GPO Box 2234, Suburb, NT Postcode
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> *p … 08 89517737*
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> *e … **cate.coffey@nt.gov.au
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Thanks everyone for your comments on my questions. This forum is so valuable to practitioners like myself who are professionally isolated and have a depleted ID team. We report according to ACHS Clinical Indicators V4.1. When we look at the data we do separate and review emergency and elective cases to implement an infection control plan , however the ACHS report combines numbers as required below. I am trying to clarify a benchmark rate which is best practice to allow us to determine if we have a problem or not.
I am very keen for your thought, thanks to those who have offered to assist and will get back to me.
Infection Control version 4.11.7
Superficial SSI – LSCS
Number of superficial SSI following lower segment caesarean section procedures (LSCS) performed, during the 6 month reporting period.
Number of lower segment caesarean section procedures performed, during the 6 month reporting period.
Infection Control version 4.1
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Deep or organ / space SSI – LSCS
Number of deep or organ / space SSI following lower segment caesarean section (LSCS) procedures performed, during the 6 month reporting period.
Number of lower segment caesarean section procedures performed, during the 6 month reporting period.
Cate Coffey | Clinical Nurse Consultant
Infection Prevention and Control Unit | Central Australia Health Service
Northern Territory Government
Alice Springs Hopsital, Gap Rd, Alice Springs
GPO Box 2234, Suburb, NT Postcode
p … 08 89517737
e … cate.coffey@nt.gov.au http://www.nt.gov.au/healthOur Vision: Better health outcomes for all Central Australians
Our Values: Community at the Centre | Equity and Integrity | We are Accountable | We are Relevant Today and Ready for Tomorrow | We are Committed to High Quality Care | We Value our PartnershipsCentral Australia Health Service is a Smoke Free Workplace
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Hi there
Could anyone tell me what an acceptable target rate for LUSCS infections might be. Ours is set at <1% and there is debate that this is too low.
ThanksCate Coffey | Clinical Nurse Consultant
Infection Prevention and Control Unit | Central Australia Health Service
Northern Territory Government
Alice Springs Hopsital, Gap Rd, Alice Springs
GPO Box 2234, Suburb, NT Postcode
p … 08 89517737
e … cate.coffey@nt.gov.au http://www.nt.gov.au/healthOur Vision: Better health outcomes for all Central Australians
Our Values: Community at the Centre | Equity and Integrity | We are Accountable | We are Relevant Today and Ready for Tomorrow | We are Committed to High Quality Care | We Value our PartnershipsCentral Australia Health Service is a Smoke Free Workplace
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