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    Godsell, Mary-Rose
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    Dear All,
    In relation to planning the development of a new endoscope unit, the
    idea of installing an endoscope storage cabinet with a pass-through
    style has been proposed.
    This means the cabinet is opened to put in a clean scope with the other
    clean scopes in the cabinet, it is locked and can be opened into the
    procedure room and one of the clean endoscopes is removed for use.

    Does anyone have supporting literature to ensure there is no
    contamination risk for the endoscopes in the cabinet? As endoscopy
    procedures require good process indicators governance for Infection
    Prevention I am looking for some evidence to support this new system.

    Kind regards
    Mary-Rose Godsell
    RGON, AFAAQHC, GDipHSM, CICP, MAdvPrac(Hons) Infection Prevention &
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    South West Infection Control Nurse Consultant
    Southern Country Health Service – South West

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    Michael Wishart
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    Hi Mary-Rose

    I would contact GENCA and see if they have any information regarding these types of cabinets.

    http://genca.org/GENCA/ContactUs/Core/ContactUs/ContactUs.aspx?

    Cheers
    Michael

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    Dear All,
    In relation to planning the development of a new endoscope unit, the idea of installing an endoscope storage cabinet with a pass-through style has been proposed.

    This means the cabinet is opened to put in a clean scope with the other clean scopes in the cabinet, it is locked and can be opened into the procedure room and one of the clean endoscopes is removed for use.

    Does anyone have supporting literature to ensure there is no contamination risk for the endoscopes in the cabinet? As endoscopy procedures require good process indicators governance for Infection Prevention I am looking for some evidence to support this new system.

    Kind regards
    Mary-Rose Godsell
    RGON, AFAAQHC, GDipHSM, CICP, MAdvPrac(Hons) Infection Prevention & Control
    South West Infection Control Nurse Consultant
    Southern Country Health Service – South West

    ‘Hand hygiene reduces the
    spread of infection’

    ph:08) 9781 2314
    mobile 04 3996 1015
    e-mail: Mary-Rose.Godsell@health.wa.gov.au

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