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MRO screening for solid organ tranplant – advice re any best practices/ Evidece based Guidlines?

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    Ryan, Lindy
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    Dear brains trust

    Just wondering if any of you had any links or was willing to share their current practices/ policy/process for managing of solid organ transplant pts and( ? their donors? ) and any information around if and when you would screen them for an MRO colonisation any differently to recommendations for ICU patients .

    also If you do have pts /donors who are an MRO positive for colonisation – what do you do?

    The CDC does provides information but its largely all about on BBV’s and there is literature out in journals I have found around MRO infection risk for this pt group …just wondering a little more specifically what those folks with solid organ transplant units within their services recommend or currently do for their pts as part of best practice guidelines around MRO screening & management strategies for this patient group

    Thank you in advance

    Kind regards

    Lindy

    Lindy Ryan

    Infection prevention & Control Clinical Nurse Consultant (CNC) | Coffs Harbour Health Campus
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