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Dear All,
I am interested in evidence or experiences related to a type 5 negative
pressure room in an Emergency Dept also being used as the chemical
isolation room. The chemical isolation room requires charcoal filters to
be used. I’m not sure how this may affect either or both systems.
Regards
Mary-Rose Godsell
RGON, AFAAQHC, GDipHSM, CICP, MAdvancedPrac(Infection Control)
South West Infection Control Nurse Consultant
WA Country Health Service‘Hand hygiene reduces the
spread of infection’ph:08) 9781 2314
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HI Mary
I would suggest checking the possibly different air flow strategy
required for a negative pressure room vs chemical containment. But it
could be possible from what I understand. Please also see forward here
from our Building manager about breach alerts and risk of contamination
related to filter changes. I would suggest you will need advice from air
conditioning expert or engineer.
regards
Jane
FWDHi Jane,
My concerns would be with BMS alarms (Wording) reconfiguring on
contacts re breaches, Dect phone etc at each change of room, that might
confuse staff of the use in these rooms. Negative pressure rooms have
separate systems but normally Alarms have to be reset manually as
Australian Standards requirement.
Also any cross contamination between filter changes could be an issue.
I havent seen a Standard which reflects multiple use of these rooms,
which doesnt say they have not approved latterly. WA does have some
different Standards. Hope this is of some help.
RegardsMark Edward
District Building & Maintenance Manager
Royal Children’s Hospital
Queensland Health
Mobile:0402268069
Email:Mark_EDWARD@health.qld.gov.auJane Tomlinson RN
CNC Infection Management and Prevention Service (IMPS)
Royal Children’s HospitalSouth Tower Ground Floor
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office 3636 7856
email: jane_tomlinson@health.qld.gov.au
“Working together to provide better healthcare for children and young
people throughout Queensland”.>>> “Godsell, Mary-Rose” 16/06/11
17:39 >>>Dear All,
I am interested in evidence or experiences related to a type 5 negative
pressure room in an Emergency Dept also being used as the chemical
isolation room. The chemical isolation room requires charcoal filters to
be used. I’m not sure how this may affect either or both systems.
Regards
Mary-Rose Godsell
RGON,AFAAQHC, GDipHSM, CICP, MAdvancedPrac(Infection Control)
SouthWestInfection ControlNurseConsultant
WA Country Health Service
‘Hand hygienereduces 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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