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I am looking for information form an infection control point of view for domestic washing/dryer machine being installed on an acute medical ward
This is for patients own use for personal clothing as our laundry is now being sourced from outside and personal clothing will no longer be washed on site
I am looking for any information that will help with the smooth running of this potential implementation of washer /dryer on the ward
I was wondering if anyone had any protocols or policy they are willing to share
Thank you
regards jennyJenny Garland
Quality Risk &Infection Control Officer
Mater Health Services North QueenslandEmail secured by Check Point
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Hi Jenny,
We don’t have a particular procedure – however as stated in the NHMRC Australian Guidelines for the Prevention and Control of Infection in HealthCare:
* Domestic-type washing machines must only be used for a patient’s personal items (not other linen). Washing must involve the use of an appropriate detergent and hot water. If hot water is not available, only individual patient loads can be washed at one time. Clothes dryers should be used for drying.
* Used linen must not be rinsed or sorted in patient-care areas or washed in domestic washing machinesI’m sure you have already seen this but just in case!
Regards
Janine Egart
Clinical Nurse Consultant – DDHHS
Clinical Governance Unit
p: 07 46166206 | m: 0400704118 (SD: 1947)
a: Pechy Street, Toowoomba, Qld 4350
e: Janine.egart@health.qld.gov.au | w: Darling Downs Hospital and Health Service[DDHHS]
Hi
I am looking for information form an infection control point of view for domestic washing/dryer machine being installed on an acute medical ward
This is for patients own use for personal clothing as our laundry is now being sourced from outside and personal clothing will no longer be washed on site
I am looking for any information that will help with the smooth running of this potential implementation of washer /dryer on the ward
I was wondering if anyone had any protocols or policy they are willing to share
Thank you
regards jennyJenny Garland
Quality Risk &Infection Control Officer
Mater Health Services North QueenslandEmail secured by Check Point
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Even if you are doing individual patient loads, a complication can also occur if the washing machine is plugged into water attached via a thermostatic mixing valve (TMV) that restricts the temperature the wash will reach. Unless the machine has its own heat cycle you may need to use a detergent that provides chemical disinfection at low temperatures. These are usually available through your normal chemical supplier.
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Pene Dobell-Brown
Healthcare Certification – Key Client Manager
DNV GL Business Assurance
Level 7, 124 Walker Street
North Sydney NSW 2060
http://www.dnvgl.com________________________________
Hi Jenny,
We dont have a particular procedure however as stated in the NHMRC Australian Guidelines for the Prevention and Control of Infection in HealthCare:
* Domestic-type washing machines must only be used for a patients personal items (not other linen). Washing must involve the use of an appropriate detergent and hot water. If hot water is not available, only individual patient loads can be washed at one time. Clothes dryers should be used for drying.
* Used linen must not be rinsed or sorted in patient-care areas or washed in domestic washing machinesIm sure you have already seen this but just in case!
Regards
Janine Egart
Clinical Nurse Consultant – DDHHS
Clinical Governance Unit
p: 07 46166206 | m: 0400704118 (SD: 1947)
a: Pechy Street, Toowoomba, Qld 4350
e: Janine.egart@health.qld.gov.au | w: Darling Downs Hospital and Health Service[DDHHS]
Hi
I am looking for information form an infection control point of view for domestic washing/dryer machine being installed on an acute medical ward
This is for patients own use for personal clothing as our laundry is now being sourced from outside and personal clothing will no longer be washed on site
I am looking for any information that will help with the smooth running of this potential implementation of washer /dryer on the ward
I was wondering if anyone had any protocols or policy they are willing to share
Thank you
regards jennyJenny Garland
Quality Risk &Infection Control Officer
Mater Health Services North QueenslandEmail secured by Check Point
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Hi All,
I don’t believe there is any evidence or requirement to use a detergent that
provides chemical disinfection at low temperatures for individual patient
loads in a Domestic-type washing machine for patient personal use.In addition from the NHMRC recommendation below individual patients loads
could be washed on either a hot or cold cycle.Regards
Glenys
Glenys Harrington
Infection Control Consultancy (ICC)
P.O. Box 6385
Melbourne
Australia, 3004
M: +61 404816434
Of Dobell-Brown, Penelope
for patient personal useEven if you are doing individual patient loads, a complication can also
occur if the washing machine is plugged into water attached via a
thermostatic mixing valve (TMV) that restricts the temperature the wash will
reach. Unless the machine has its own heat cycle you may need to use a
detergent that provides chemical disinfection at low temperatures. These are
usually available through your normal chemical supplier.Regards
Pene Dobell-Brown
Healthcare Certification – Key Client Manager
DNV GL Business Assurance
Level 7, 124 Walker Street
North Sydney NSW 2060
http://www.dnvgl.com_____
Janine Egart
Hi Jenny,
We don’t have a particular procedure – however as stated in the NHMRC
Australian Guidelines for the Prevention and Control of Infection in*Domestic-type washing machines must only be used for a patient’s
personal items (not other linen). Washing must involve the use of an
appropriate detergent and hot water. If hot water is not available, only
individual patient loads can be washed at one time. Clothes dryers should be
used for drying.
*Used linen must not be rinsed or sorted in patient-care areas or
washed in domestic washing machinesI’m sure you have already seen this but just in case!
Regards
Janine Egart
Clinical Nurse Consultant – DDHHSClinical Governance Unit
p: 07 46166206 | m: 0400704118 (SD: 1947)
a: Pechy Street, Toowoomba, Qld 4350
e: Janine.egart@health.qld.gov.au
| w: Darling Downs Hospital
and Health ServiceDDHHS
Of Jenny Garland
Hi
I am looking for information form an infection control point of view for
domestic washing/dryer machine being installed on an acute medical wardThis is for patients own use for personal clothing as our laundry is now
being sourced from outside and personal clothing will no longer be washed
on siteI am looking for any information that will help with the smooth running of
this potential implementation of washer /dryer on the wardI was wondering if anyone had any protocols or policy they are willing to
shareThank you
regards jenny
Jenny Garland
Quality Risk &Infection Control Officer
Mater Health Services North QueenslandEmail secured by Check Point
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Hi All,
We are currently reviewing our processes onsite.
The NHMRC recommendation about using ‘hot water’ is interesting. The Australian Standards AS4146:200 Laundry Practice state that fabric items need to be thermally disinfected for minimum 10 minutes at 66 degrees. A domestic machine won’t meet this requirement for ‘mixed’ patient loads. Hence the washing of patients clothing should be on individual loads.
Hope this helps.
Cheers
Lou
Kind Regards,Louisa Sasko
Clinical Nurse Consultant Infection Prevention & Control Physical Health | Mental Health Drug & Alcohol
G/F, Cameron Building, Macquarie Hospital
Tel (02) 9887 5479 | Fax (02) 9887 5678 | Mob 0422 005 640 | Louisa.sasko@health.nsw.gov.au
http://www.health.nsw.gov.auMaster of Philosophy Candidate | School of Nursing & Midwifery | Western Sydney University
Conjoint Associate Lecturer | Blacktown Clinical School | School of Medicine | Western Sydney University
[http://internal.health.nsw.gov.au/communications/e-signatures/images/NSW-Health-Northern-Sydney-LHD.jpg]
Hi All,
I don’t believe there is any evidence or requirement to use a detergent that provides chemical disinfection at low temperatures for individual patient loads in a Domestic-type washing machine for patient personal use.
In addition from the NHMRC recommendation below individual patients loads could be washed on either a hot or cold cycle.
Regards
Glenys
Glenys Harrington
Infection Control Consultancy (ICC)
P.O. Box 6385
Melbourne
Australia, 3004
M: +61 404816434
E: infexion@ozemail.com.auEven if you are doing individual patient loads, a complication can also occur if the washing machine is plugged into water attached via a thermostatic mixing valve (TMV) that restricts the temperature the wash will reach. Unless the machine has its own heat cycle you may need to use a detergent that provides chemical disinfection at low temperatures. These are usually available through your normal chemical supplier.
Regards
Pene Dobell-Brown
Healthcare Certification – Key Client Manager
DNV GL Business Assurance
Level 7, 124 Walker Street
North Sydney NSW 2060
http://www.dnvgl.com________________________________
Hi Jenny,
We don’t have a particular procedure – however as stated in the NHMRC Australian Guidelines for the Prevention and Control of Infection in HealthCare:
* Domestic-type washing machines must only be used for a patient’s personal items (not other linen). Washing must involve the use of an appropriate detergent and hot water. If hot water is not available, only individual patient loads can be washed at one time. Clothes dryers should be used for drying.
* Used linen must not be rinsed or sorted in patient-care areas or washed in domestic washing machinesI’m sure you have already seen this but just in case!
Regards
Janine Egart
Clinical Nurse Consultant – DDHHS
Clinical Governance Unit
p: 07 46166206 | m: 0400704118 (SD: 1947)
a: Pechy Street, Toowoomba, Qld 4350
e: Janine.egart@health.qld.gov.au | w: Darling Downs Hospital and Health Service[DDHHS]
Hi
I am looking for information form an infection control point of view for domestic washing/dryer machine being installed on an acute medical ward
This is for patients own use for personal clothing as our laundry is now being sourced from outside and personal clothing will no longer be washed on site
I am looking for any information that will help with the smooth running of this potential implementation of washer /dryer on the ward
I was wondering if anyone had any protocols or policy they are willing to share
Thank you
regards jennyJenny Garland
Quality Risk &Infection Control Officer
Mater Health Services North QueenslandEmail secured by Check Point
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Hi All,
I’ve noted a typo in my response. It is 65 degrees for 10 minutes.
Kind Regards,
Louisa Sasko
Clinical Nurse Consultant Infection Prevention & Control Physical Health | Mental Health Drug & Alcohol
G/F, Cameron Building, Macquarie Hospital
Tel (02) 9887 5479 | Fax (02) 9887 5678 | Mob 0422 005 640 | Louisa.sasko@health.nsw.gov.au
http://www.health.nsw.gov.auMaster of Philosophy Candidate | School of Nursing & Midwifery | Western Sydney University
Conjoint Associate Lecturer | Blacktown Clinical School | School of Medicine | Western Sydney University
[http://internal.health.nsw.gov.au/communications/e-signatures/images/NSW-Health-Northern-Sydney-LHD.jpg]
Hi All,
We are currently reviewing our processes onsite.
The NHMRC recommendation about using ‘hot water’ is interesting. The Australian Standards AS4146:200 Laundry Practice state that fabric items need to be thermally disinfected for minimum 10 minutes at 66 degrees. A domestic machine won’t meet this requirement for ‘mixed’ patient loads. Hence the washing of patients clothing should be on individual loads.
Hope this helps.
Cheers
Lou
Kind Regards,Louisa Sasko
Clinical Nurse Consultant Infection Prevention & Control Physical Health | Mental Health Drug & Alcohol
G/F, Cameron Building, Macquarie Hospital
Tel (02) 9887 5479 | Fax (02) 9887 5678 | Mob 0422 005 640 | Louisa.sasko@health.nsw.gov.au
http://www.health.nsw.gov.auMaster of Philosophy Candidate | School of Nursing & Midwifery | Western Sydney University
Conjoint Associate Lecturer | Blacktown Clinical School | School of Medicine | Western Sydney University
[http://internal.health.nsw.gov.au/communications/e-signatures/images/NSW-Health-Northern-Sydney-LHD.jpg]
Hi All,
I don’t believe there is any evidence or requirement to use a detergent that provides chemical disinfection at low temperatures for individual patient loads in a Domestic-type washing machine for patient personal use.
In addition from the NHMRC recommendation below individual patients loads could be washed on either a hot or cold cycle.
Regards
Glenys
Glenys Harrington
Infection Control Consultancy (ICC)
P.O. Box 6385
Melbourne
Australia, 3004
M: +61 404816434
E: infexion@ozemail.com.auEven if you are doing individual patient loads, a complication can also occur if the washing machine is plugged into water attached via a thermostatic mixing valve (TMV) that restricts the temperature the wash will reach. Unless the machine has its own heat cycle you may need to use a detergent that provides chemical disinfection at low temperatures. These are usually available through your normal chemical supplier.
Regards
Pene Dobell-Brown
Healthcare Certification – Key Client Manager
DNV GL Business Assurance
Level 7, 124 Walker Street
North Sydney NSW 2060
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Hi Jenny,
We don’t have a particular procedure – however as stated in the NHMRC Australian Guidelines for the Prevention and Control of Infection in HealthCare:
* Domestic-type washing machines must only be used for a patient’s personal items (not other linen). Washing must involve the use of an appropriate detergent and hot water. If hot water is not available, only individual patient loads can be washed at one time. Clothes dryers should be used for drying.
* Used linen must not be rinsed or sorted in patient-care areas or washed in domestic washing machinesI’m sure you have already seen this but just in case!
Regards
Janine Egart
Clinical Nurse Consultant – DDHHS
Clinical Governance Unit
p: 07 46166206 | m: 0400704118 (SD: 1947)
a: Pechy Street, Toowoomba, Qld 4350
e: Janine.egart@health.qld.gov.au | w: Darling Downs Hospital and Health Service[DDHHS]
Hi
I am looking for information form an infection control point of view for domestic washing/dryer machine being installed on an acute medical ward
This is for patients own use for personal clothing as our laundry is now being sourced from outside and personal clothing will no longer be washed on site
I am looking for any information that will help with the smooth running of this potential implementation of washer /dryer on the ward
I was wondering if anyone had any protocols or policy they are willing to share
Thank you
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If you dont use either thermal or chemical disinfection for individual patient loads, then I believe that you would then need to have a process to clean the machine between each load.
Best Wishes
Pene Dobell-Brown
Healthcare Certification – Key Client Manager
DNV GL Business Assurance
Level 7, 124 Walker Street
North Sydney NSW 2060
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Hi All,
I dont believe there is any evidence or requirement to use a detergent that provides chemical disinfection at low temperatures for individual patient loads in a Domestic-type washing machine for patient personal use.
In addition from the NHMRC recommendation below individual patients loads could be washed on either a hot or cold cycle.
Regards
Glenys
Glenys Harrington
Infection Control Consultancy (ICC)
P.O. Box 6385
Melbourne
Australia, 3004
M: +61 404816434
E: infexion@ozemail.com.auEven if you are doing individual patient loads, a complication can also occur if the washing machine is plugged into water attached via a thermostatic mixing valve (TMV) that restricts the temperature the wash will reach. Unless the machine has its own heat cycle you may need to use a detergent that provides chemical disinfection at low temperatures. These are usually available through your normal chemical supplier.
Regards
Pene Dobell-Brown
Healthcare Certification – Key Client Manager
DNV GL Business Assurance
Level 7, 124 Walker Street
North Sydney NSW 2060
http://www.dnvgl.com________________________________
Hi Jenny,
We dont have a particular procedure however as stated in the NHMRC Australian Guidelines for the Prevention and Control of Infection in HealthCare:
* Domestic-type washing machines must only be used for a patients personal items (not other linen). Washing must involve the use of an appropriate detergent and hot water. If hot water is not available, only individual patient loads can be washed at one time. Clothes dryers should be used for drying.
* Used linen must not be rinsed or sorted in patient-care areas or washed in domestic washing machinesIm sure you have already seen this but just in case!
Regards
Janine Egart
Clinical Nurse Consultant – DDHHS
Clinical Governance Unit
p: 07 46166206 | m: 0400704118 (SD: 1947)
a: Pechy Street, Toowoomba, Qld 4350
e: Janine.egart@health.qld.gov.au | w: Darling Downs Hospital and Health Service[DDHHS]
Hi
I am looking for information form an infection control point of view for domestic washing/dryer machine being installed on an acute medical ward
This is for patients own use for personal clothing as our laundry is now being sourced from outside and personal clothing will no longer be washed on site
I am looking for any information that will help with the smooth running of this potential implementation of washer /dryer on the ward
I was wondering if anyone had any protocols or policy they are willing to share
Thank you
regards jennyJenny Garland
Quality Risk &Infection Control Officer
Mater Health Services North QueenslandEmail secured by Check Point
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Agree Pene.
As with any equipment used on a given patient a washing machine should be
wiped between each patient laundry load.Could be easily achieved by using a cleaning and disinfection wipe.
Regards
Glenys
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Infection Control Consultancy (ICC)
P.O. Box 6385
Melbourne
Australia, 3004
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Of Dobell-Brown, Penelope
for patient personal useIf you don’t use either thermal or chemical disinfection for individual
patient loads, then I believe that you would then need to have a process to
clean the machine between each load.Best Wishes
Pene Dobell-Brown
Healthcare Certification – Key Client Manager
DNV GL Business Assurance
Level 7, 124 Walker Street
North Sydney NSW 2060
http://www.dnvgl.com_____
Glenys Harrington
Hi All,
I don’t believe there is any evidence or requirement to use a detergent that
provides chemical disinfection at low temperatures for individual patient
loads in a Domestic-type washing machine for patient personal use.In addition from the NHMRC recommendation below individual patients loads
could be washed on either a hot or cold cycle.Regards
Glenys
Glenys Harrington
Infection Control Consultancy (ICC)
P.O. Box 6385
Melbourne
Australia, 3004
M: +61 404816434
Of Dobell-Brown, Penelope
for patient personal useEven if you are doing individual patient loads, a complication can also
occur if the washing machine is plugged into water attached via a
thermostatic mixing valve (TMV) that restricts the temperature the wash will
reach. Unless the machine has its own heat cycle you may need to use a
detergent that provides chemical disinfection at low temperatures. These are
usually available through your normal chemical supplier.Regards
Pene Dobell-Brown
Healthcare Certification – Key Client Manager
DNV GL Business Assurance
Level 7, 124 Walker Street
North Sydney NSW 2060
http://www.dnvgl.com_____
Janine Egart
Hi Jenny,
We don’t have a particular procedure – however as stated in the NHMRC
Australian Guidelines for the Prevention and Control of Infection in*Domestic-type washing machines must only be used for a patient’s
personal items (not other linen). Washing must involve the use of an
appropriate detergent and hot water. If hot water is not available, only
individual patient loads can be washed at one time. Clothes dryers should be
used for drying.
*Used linen must not be rinsed or sorted in patient-care areas or
washed in domestic washing machinesI’m sure you have already seen this but just in case!
Regards
Janine Egart
Clinical Nurse Consultant – DDHHSClinical Governance Unit
p: 07 46166206 | m: 0400704118 (SD: 1947)
a: Pechy Street, Toowoomba, Qld 4350
e: Janine.egart@health.qld.gov.au
| w: Darling Downs Hospital
and Health ServiceDDHHS
Of Jenny Garland
Hi
I am looking for information form an infection control point of view for
domestic washing/dryer machine being installed on an acute medical wardThis is for patients own use for personal clothing as our laundry is now
being sourced from outside and personal clothing will no longer be washed
on siteI am looking for any information that will help with the smooth running of
this potential implementation of washer /dryer on the wardI was wondering if anyone had any protocols or policy they are willing to
shareThank you
regards jenny
Jenny Garland
Quality Risk &Infection Control Officer
Mater Health Services North QueenslandEmail secured by Check Point
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