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Dear All,
http://www.healthfacilityguidelines.com.au/AusHFG_Documents/Guidelines/A
usHFG%20Part%20D%20Infection%20Prevention%20and%20Control%20_%20860%20Ph
ysical%20Environment.pdfThe AHFG Part D – Infection Prevention and Control
860 – Physical Environment, Rev 5.0, 1 June 2012 states:
“All sharps bins should be positioned out of the reach of children at a
height thatenables safe disposal by all members of staff. It should be noted that
health servicesare dependent on the type and style of sharps containers as a result of
their suppliercontract arrangements. If the contract changes, the method of fixture
may alsochange and that may cause damage to walls. Many companies provide
holders,stands etc, for sharps.”
Toni Schouten CICP
Clinical Quality Manager | Clinical Governance Unit
PO Box M30, Missenden Road LPO, Camperdown NSW 2050
Tel 02 9515 9339 | Fax 09 9515 9610 | Mob 0438 171 493 |
toni.schouten@sswahs.nsw.gov.auBehalf Of Draycott, Sue (DHHS)
containers [SECUNCLASSIFIED]Hi Kylie
The Royal Hobart Hospital is currently undergoing major redevelopment,
and the issue of where to place sharps containers caused us a few
headaches! After exhaustive investigations we found that the Standards
Australia HB 260-2003, Hospital acquired infections – Engineering down
the risk, provided the information we were looking for. The Standard
states… “Optimal placement of sharps bins, especially in areas of
public access, includes fixing the container to a wall or trolley with
the opening of the container 1.2 metres from floor level”.I find that the AHFG confuse the issue a little. The height of 900mm
shown in the room layout data sheet for the Dirty Utility which is
obviously not a public access area. However, when looking at the room
layout data sheet for an in-patient room, there is no mention of a
sharps container at all.Within all our newly refurbished and newly constructed areas the height
specified (in all areas) to our building contractors is as per the
Standards Australia HB 260-3003 1200metres from the floor). I hope this
helps.Kind Regards
Sue Draycott
Infection Control Manager
Redevelopment RHH and CCC Services
Southern Tasmania Area Health Service
Level 9, A Block, Royal Hobart Hospital
Liverpool Street
Hobart, 7000
Behalf Of Roel Castillo
Hi Kylie
Sharps containers should be fixed at a height between 900mm and 1100mm,
as per the Australasian Health Facility Guidelines Standard Components
Room Layout Sheets for; Dirty Utility 10m2, Patient Bay – Recovery,
Stage 1, and Patient Bay – Resuscitation.Cheers
Roel
Roel Castillo
Project Officer SSDLevel 5, 119-143 Missenden Road
Camperdown NSW 2050
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Good Afternoon,
I was wondering where it is actually written that wall mounted sharps
containers should be below eye level and minimum height 1.1m so as out
of reach of young children, can anyone advise?Much appreciated.
Regards,
Kylie Long
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Garrison Health Operations Branch
Joint Health Command
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Hi all
The company literature for the product we use at Canberra Hospital recommend the tray of the sharps container be 1100 – 1300mm from the floor.
Timely discussion as we have just spent a few hours looking at the correct placement of sharps containers in one of our new buildings.Jan Roberts RN,ICP
Infection Prevention & Control
Community Based Services, ACT Health
(W) 61745352
(M) 0435966792
(E) janL.roberts@act.gov.au
or communityinfectioncontrol@act.gov.au
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http://www.healthfacilityguidelines.com.au/AusHFG_Documents/Guidelines/AusHFG%20Part%20D%20Infection%20Prevention%20and%20Control%20_%20860%20Physical%20Environment.pdf
The AHFG Part D – Infection Prevention and Control
860 – Physical Environment, Rev 5.0, 1 June 2012 states:
“All sharps bins should be positioned out of the reach of children at a height that
enables safe disposal by all members of staff. It should be noted that health services
are dependent on the type and style of sharps containers as a result of their supplier
contract arrangements. If the contract changes, the method of fixture may also
change and that may cause damage to walls. Many companies provide holders,
stands etc, for sharps.”Toni Schouten CICP
Clinical Quality Manager | Clinical Governance Unit
PO Box M30, Missenden Road LPO, Camperdown NSW 2050
Tel 02 9515 9339 | Fax 09 9515 9610 | Mob 0438 171 493 | toni.schouten@sswahs.nsw.gov.au[Description: http://www0.health.nsw.gov.au/images/communications/e-signatures/images/NSW-Health-Sydney-LHD.jpg%5D
Hi Kylie
The Royal Hobart Hospital is currently undergoing major redevelopment, and the issue of where to place sharps containers caused us a few headaches! After exhaustive investigations we found that the Standards Australia HB 260-2003, Hospital acquired infections – Engineering down the risk, provided the information we were looking for. The Standard states… “Optimal placement of sharps bins, especially in areas of public access, includes fixing the container to a wall or trolley with the opening of the container 1.2 metres from floor level”.I find that the AHFG confuse the issue a little. The height of 900mm shown in the room layout data sheet for the Dirty Utility which is obviously not a public access area. However, when looking at the room layout data sheet for an in-patient room, there is no mention of a sharps container at all.
Within all our newly refurbished and newly constructed areas the height specified (in all areas) to our building contractors is as per the Standards Australia HB 260-3003 1200metres from the floor). I hope this helps.
Kind Regards
Sue Draycott
Infection Control Manager
Redevelopment RHH and CCC Services
Southern Tasmania Area Health ServiceLevel 9, A Block, Royal Hobart Hospital
Liverpool Street
Hobart, 7000Hi Kylie
Sharps containers should be fixed at a height between 900mm and 1100mm, as per the Australasian Health Facility Guidelines Standard Components Room Layout Sheets for; Dirty Utility 10m2, Patient Bay – Recovery, Stage 1, and Patient Bay – Resuscitation.
Cheers
RoelRoel Castillo
Project Officer SSD
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Good Afternoon,I was wondering where it is actually written that wall mounted sharps containers should be below eye level and minimum height 1.1m so as out of reach of young children, can anyone advise?
Much appreciated.
Regards,
Kylie Long
Flight Lieutenant
Infection Prevention and Control
Clinical Governance & Projects
Garrison Health Operations Branch
Joint Health Command
Department of Defence______________________________________________________________________
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Dear All,
When formulating our hospital guidelines for clinical waste management, we had encountered the captioned problem. We noticed USA NISOH has addressed this particular issue in its publication Selecting, Evaluating, and Using Sharps Disposal Containers http://www.cdc.gov/niosh. However, the recommended height is based on the ergonomic figures for Americans.
In light of this, we had consulted our OSH. With reference to local ergonomic figures, the recommended height of wall mounted sharps containers is 1300mm-1400mm.
I hope this helps.
Sony SO
Nursing Officer, Infection Control Team
Kwong Wah Hospital
Hong Kong SAR, CHINA
Tel:+ 852 3517-2409 Fax: +852 2332-3348 email:sony@ha.org.hk
Please consider the environment before printing this e-mailDear All,
http://www.healthfacilityguidelines.com.au/AusHFG_Documents/Guidelines/AusHFG%20Part%20D%20Infection%20Prevention%20and%20Control%20_%20860%20Physical%20Environment.pdf
The AHFG Part D – Infection Prevention and Control
860 – Physical Environment, Rev 5.0, 1 June 2012 states:
“All sharps bins should be positioned out of the reach of children at a height that
enables safe disposal by all members of staff. It should be noted that health services
are dependent on the type and style of sharps containers as a result of their supplier
contract arrangements. If the contract changes, the method of fixture may also
change and that may cause damage to walls. Many companies provide holders,
stands etc, for sharps.”Toni Schouten CICP
Clinical Quality Manager | Clinical Governance Unit
PO Box M30, Missenden Road LPO, Camperdown NSW 2050
Tel 02 9515 9339 | Fax 09 9515 9610 | Mob 0438 171 493 | toni.schouten@sswahs.nsw.gov.au[cid:image001.jpg@01CE982D.A274FFD0]
Hi Kylie
The Royal Hobart Hospital is currently undergoing major redevelopment, and the issue of where to place sharps containers caused us a few headaches! After exhaustive investigations we found that the Standards Australia HB 260-2003, Hospital acquired infections – Engineering down the risk, provided the information we were looking for. The Standard states… “Optimal placement of sharps bins, especially in areas of public access, includes fixing the container to a wall or trolley with the opening of the container 1.2 metres from floor level”.I find that the AHFG confuse the issue a little. The height of 900mm shown in the room layout data sheet for the Dirty Utility which is obviously not a public access area. However, when looking at the room layout data sheet for an in-patient room, there is no mention of a sharps container at all.
Within all our newly refurbished and newly constructed areas the height specified (in all areas) to our building contractors is as per the Standards Australia HB 260-3003 1200metres from the floor). I hope this helps.
Kind Regards
Sue Draycott
Infection Control Manager
Redevelopment RHH and CCC Services
Southern Tasmania Area Health ServiceLevel 9, A Block, Royal Hobart Hospital
Liverpool Street
Hobart, 7000Hi Kylie
Sharps containers should be fixed at a height between 900mm and 1100mm, as per the Australasian Health Facility Guidelines Standard Components Room Layout Sheets for; Dirty Utility 10m2, Patient Bay – Recovery, Stage 1, and Patient Bay – Resuscitation.
Cheers
RoelRoel Castillo
Project Officer SSD
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Good Afternoon,I was wondering where it is actually written that wall mounted sharps containers should be below eye level and minimum height 1.1m so as out of reach of young children, can anyone advise?
Much appreciated.
Regards,
Kylie Long
Flight Lieutenant
Infection Prevention and Control
Clinical Governance & Projects
Garrison Health Operations Branch
Joint Health Command
Department of Defence______________________________________________________________________
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