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Just wondering what approach/opinions people have to notice boards in clinical areas?
Is it better to have a dedicated notice board made from material that does not deteriorate or to have posters etc blue tacked to walls?
ThanksLynne Sinclair RN
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Hi Lynne
I operate wherever possible on the KICK principle: Keep It Clean, Kids. 🙂 So, if you have a covered notice board (eg glass doors or something) that can be easily wiped over, that is best. If not, as long as the notice board does not shed lint, and the edges can be easily kept dust free, still Ok in common public corridors but avoid treatment and accommodation rooms. Any posters in treatment or accommodation rooms should be laminated and stuck up with blue-tac or whatever your facility allows to put stuff onto walls, and be easily wipable.
Not a hard and fast set of rules, but some guiding principles for clinical areas. With not a shred of evidence to support it, I might say. Just good old common sense.
Cheers
MichaelMichael Wishart
Infection Control Coordinator
Holy Spirit Northside Private Hospital
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Hi
Just wondering what approach/opinions people have to notice boards in clinical areas?
Is it better to have a dedicated notice board made from material that does not deteriorate or to have posters etc blue tacked to walls?
ThanksLynne Sinclair RN
Quality and Risk Manager Boort District Health PO Box 2 Boort 3537
‘ 03 5451 5200 | 7 03 5455 2502 | * lsinclair@bdh.vic.gov.au
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HI Lynne
Our facility will adopt a digital noticeboard. As all other existing options there are numerous challenges but this limits the IC component. Protocol “cleaning” of monitor surface will be in place. Blue tack has always been an issue with previous work experiences and obviously everyone has dedicated notice boards anyway. So a white/magnetic board where you can have the option to write or post in documents in single plastic protective sheets (discarded at a time when notices is no longer applicable), or for permanent ones can be done in laminates that are easy to wipe clean.
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Just wondering what approach/opinions people have to notice boards in clinical areas?
Is it better to have a dedicated notice board made from material that does not deteriorate or to have posters etc blue tacked to walls?
ThanksLynne Sinclair RN
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Hi Lynne,
There is a product we use here and it is also used in other HCFs called a ‘Hold up’ for posters, they don’t replace signage boards but are very useful in clinical areas. It is basically a thin white metal bar with sizes to suit A4 or A3 etc.
We use the outside patient rooms for Precautions Signage, they are also used in clinics for signage. The page just rolls under, it take both laminated & non laminated pages and looks very neat, no need for Perspex holders or blue tack.
I am happy to send you the details if you are interested.
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Julie Hunt
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Royal North Shore Hospital
Reserve Rd St Leonards 2065
Tel 02 99264339 or 99264490Hi
Just wondering what approach/opinions people have to notice boards in clinical areas?
Is it better to have a dedicated notice board made from material that does not deteriorate or to have posters etc blue tacked to walls?
ThanksLynne Sinclair RN
Quality and Risk Manager Boort District Health PO Box 2 Boort 3537
‘ 03 5451 5200 | 7 03 5455 2502 | * lsinclair@bdh.vic.gov.au
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