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    Lindy Ryan
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    Dear Keryn

    always a difficult one to get these type of info as there are so many
    variables that enter into an equation such as this and your situation
    sounds just so

    anyhow one article you may find of interest as a starting point is in
    the Journal of Hospital infection.

    ref
    2007 PJ Van Den Broek et al Journal of Hospital Infection Vol 65 No 2
    pg 108 ‘How many Infection Control Staff do we need in Hospitals.’

    good luck – happy to hear feedback from anyone else with any other
    ideas as well if they have anything published a little more recently

    cheers

    Lindy

    Lindy Ryan
    Infection Control Clinical Nurse Consultant (CNC)

    Nepean Hospital,
    Western Cluster
    Sydney West Area Health Service

    email: ryanl@wahs.nsw.gov.au

    “Infection Control is Everybody’s Business”

    >>> Keryn.Eden@DFC.SA.GOV.AU 1/06/2010 12:06:26 pm >>>
    Good Morning all,

    Can anyone please advise where I might locate documented guidelines on
    the recommended number of Infection Control Personnel that should be
    assigned to a facility.

    We have been operating on 0.5 FTE for some years with an 0.5 FTE
    Occupational Health Nurse attached. The client group is around 8500
    active clients across metropolitian and rural South Australia and 2470
    staff. Around 1800 of the staff are in Nursing/carer positions or
    Allied Health providing direct care both in facilties, community or
    individual homes.

    Regards,

    Keryn Eden
    Nurse Education Facilitator
    Disability SA
    Level 9B – 103 Fisher Street
    FULLARTON SA 5063
    Ph (08) 8372 1482
    Keryn.Eden@dfc.sa.gov.au
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