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  • #81428
    Danielle Engelbrecht
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    Hi brains trust

    I have just been asked to review the plans for a brand new paediatric hospice, located off campus.
    It will provide step down, respite and end of life care to our paediatric patients, with a focus on being a home-like environment.
    I am told by the project team that there is no requirement or precedent for clinical handwashing basins in the patient room.
    Handwashing by staff can be undertaken in the ensuite or at handbasins located in the corridor.

    I cannot find any relevant standards pertaining specifically to hospice design. Its scope is not similar to aged care facilities nor a inpatient hospital room.
    Can anyone help?

    Kind regards
    Danielle

    Danielle Engelbrecht
    Child and Adolescent Health Service
    Coordinator of Nursing | CAHS Infection Prevention and Control, CAHS Staff Health and PCH Immunisation Services
    Office 3D – Level 3 |15 Hospital Avenue, Nedlands WA 6009 | Locked Bag 2010, Nedlands WA 6909
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    #81434
    Anonymous
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    Hi Dannielle,

    I think it is good to understand that when there is a patient, hand hygiene basin must be performed. Every. Remember Normal flora & transient flora can cause infection/harm. Remember if the hand of either a carer/parents is soiled with any patients belongings or any procedures; it’s best to do HH in the patients environment. Remember the 5 moments of hand hygiene. After touching the patients environment. If it’s at the corridor, I think it’s another environment apart from the patients environment.
    Just some ideas.
    Thank you,

    Betty
    IPC Nurse. NRH, Solomon Islands.

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    Hi brains trust

    I have just been asked to review the plans for a brand new paediatric hospice, located off campus.
    It will provide step down, respite and end of life care to our paediatric patients, with a focus on being a home-like environment.
    I am told by the project team that there is no requirement or precedent for clinical handwashing basins in the patient room.
    Handwashing by staff can be undertaken in the ensuite or at handbasins located in the corridor.

    I cannot find any relevant standards pertaining specifically to hospice design. Its scope is not similar to aged care facilities nor a inpatient hospital room.
    Can anyone help?

    Kind regards
    Danielle

    Danielle Engelbrecht
    Child and Adolescent Health Service
    Coordinator of Nursing | CAHS Infection Prevention and Control, CAHS Staff Health and PCH Immunisation Services
    Office 3D – Level 3 |15 Hospital Avenue, Nedlands WA 6009 | Locked Bag 2010, Nedlands WA 6909
    t: 6456 8100 m: 0437 535 347 | w: cahs.health.wa.gov.au

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    #81443
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    HI Danielle,

    As hands should be washed if visibly soiled (nappies, continence aids)or in a gastro outbreak, then I would think that Hand basins would be required in the individual rooms

    Kind regards,

    Chris

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    Hi Dannielle,

    I think it is good to understand that when there is a patient, hand hygiene basin must be performed. Every. Remember Normal flora & transient flora can cause infection/harm. Remember if the hand of either a carer/parents is soiled with any patients belongings or any procedures; it’s best to do HH in the patients environment. Remember the 5 moments of hand hygiene. After touching the patients environment. If it’s at the corridor, I think it’s another environment apart from the patients environment.
    Just some ideas.
    Thank you,

    Betty
    IPC Nurse. NRH, Solomon Islands.

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    Hi brains trust

    I have just been asked to review the plans for a brand new paediatric hospice, located off campus.
    It will provide step down, respite and end of life care to our paediatric patients, with a focus on being a home-like environment.
    I am told by the project team that there is no requirement or precedent for clinical handwashing basins in the patient room.
    Handwashing by staff can be undertaken in the ensuite or at handbasins located in the corridor.

    I cannot find any relevant standards pertaining specifically to hospice design. Its scope is not similar to aged care facilities nor a inpatient hospital room.
    Can anyone help?

    Kind regards
    Danielle

    Danielle Engelbrecht
    Child and Adolescent Health Service
    Coordinator of Nursing | CAHS Infection Prevention and Control, CAHS Staff Health and PCH Immunisation Services
    Office 3D – Level 3 |15 Hospital Avenue, Nedlands WA 6009 | Locked Bag 2010, Nedlands WA 6909
    t: 6456 8100 m: 0437 535 347 | w: cahs.health.wa.gov.au

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    #81449
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    Hi Danielle,

    Whatever your project team say, as this is a medical facility you will have to get whatever is built past the Licencing and Accreditation Regulatory Unit (LARU) before it opens.

    I would suggest asking LARU for advice at this early stage about what they would expect to see for handwashing. It will be expensive and time consuming to have to go back and fit handbasins if LARU won’t let the facility open without them and they haven’t been installed.

    The enquiry line is 6373 2347

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    Hi brains trust

    I have just been asked to review the plans for a brand new paediatric hospice, located off campus.
    It will provide step down, respite and end of life care to our paediatric patients, with a focus on being a home-like environment.
    I am told by the project team that there is no requirement or precedent for clinical handwashing basins in the patient room.
    Handwashing by staff can be undertaken in the ensuite or at handbasins located in the corridor.

    I cannot find any relevant standards pertaining specifically to hospice design. Its scope is not similar to aged care facilities nor a inpatient hospital room.
    Can anyone help?

    Kind regards
    Danielle

    Danielle Engelbrecht
    Child and Adolescent Health Service
    Coordinator of Nursing | CAHS Infection Prevention and Control, CAHS Staff Health and PCH Immunisation Services
    Office 3D – Level 3 |15 Hospital Avenue, Nedlands WA 6009 | Locked Bag 2010, Nedlands WA 6909
    t: 6456 8100 m: 0437 535 347 | w: cahs.health.wa.gov.au

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