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    Jo Tallon
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    At Westmead we have positive rooms with negative anti rooms for our
    transplant patients
    But this is not a reversible configuration as well, no room for error.

    Cheers,

    Jo

    Jo Tallon
    Clinical Nurse Consultant
    Infection Control
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    Phone 98459192
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    Jo_Tallon@wsahs.nsw.gov.au

    >>> John.Ferguson@HNEHEALTH.NSW.GOV.AU 30/06/2010 11:22 am >>>
    I agree that we should not go for switchable rooms!

    I should clarify my posting- the design that I was speaking of is not a
    reversible configuration.
    It is a set up that achieves both isolation AND barrier requirements.
    It would be good to assess existing research and practice in this area
    internationally as these new room types are being implemented
    successfully overseas as Jane Carthey mentions.

    John

    Dr John Ferguson
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    Microbiologist and Infectious Diseases Physician
    HUNTER NEW ENGLAND HEALTH
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