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Good afternoon,
I was hoping someone could point me in the direction of a policy / procedure for the frequency of changing sand that is used for children as part of OT / therapy type sessions.
If the sand becomes contaminated at any time, it is changed. And children do hand hygiene before using it. Just wondering if there was some policy to refer to for general change frequency?Kind Regards,
Stacie Desmond
CNC – Infection Prevention and Control
NBMLHD Primary Care and Community Health
Lemongrove Community Health Centre, Gascoigne Street Penrith 2750
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Hello Stacey
The NHMRC 5th edition Staying Healthy preventing infectious disease in early childhood education and care services (2013) provide guidance in relation to the management of sandpits which may be helpful. It is currently under review.
Kind regards
MeganMegan Reilly RN BN MHlthSc (Inf Control) TAE40116 Cert IV Training & Assessment Immunise Cert HH Gold Standard Auditor MACN
Director
Hands-On Infection Control
PO Box 233 (Suite 1/120 – 122 Lake Street, Perth)
NORTH PERTH WA 6906Infection Prevention: The Responsibility is in Everyone’s Hands
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Good afternoon,
I was hoping someone could point me in the direction of a policy / procedure for the frequency of changing sand that is used for children as part of OT / therapy type sessions.
If the sand becomes contaminated at any time, it is changed. And children do hand hygiene before using it. Just wondering if there was some policy to refer to for general change frequency?Kind Regards,
Stacie Desmond
CNC – Infection Prevention and Control
NBMLHD Primary Care and Community Health
Lemongrove Community Health Centre, Gascoigne Street Penrith 2750
Mobile 0408 524 571 | stacie.desmond@health.nsw.gov.au[http://internal.health.nsw.gov.au/communications/e-signatures/images/NSW-Health-Nepean-Blue-Mountains-LHD.jpg]
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