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We are currently undertaking redevelopment activities on our main campus and an issue of where to house the specimen refrigerator has arisen. We do not have an onsite pathology service and rely on courier service to collect specimens for testing. The project officers would like the specimen refrigerators to be housed in the utility/ dirty room and the other option is for them to go into the treatment room. I’m wondering if other ICPs with similar dilemma (utilise specimen refrigerators) can provide comments around where they should be located. Unfortunately I can’t seem to find any evidence of where specimen refrigerators should be located, although treatment rooms would be preferred – from aspect of not wanting couriers/ staff to enter dirty zones to access specimens. Many thanks. Jen
Jennifer K Tozer
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Infection Prevention & Control Coordinator
Mental Health Directorate
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Our specimens are housed in the treatment room.
Christine Lawson | RN
Quality and Risk Manager | Caboolture Private Hospital
Caboolture Private Hospital McKean Street, CABOOLTURE QLD 4510
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Ramsay Health Care is an environmentally responsible corporation, please consider the environment before printing this email.We are currently undertaking redevelopment activities on our main campus and an issue of where to house the specimen refrigerator has arisen. We do not have an onsite pathology service and rely on courier service to collect specimens for testing. The project officers would like the specimen refrigerators to be housed in the utility/ dirty room and the other option is for them to go into the treatment room. I’m wondering if other ICPs with similar dilemma (utilise specimen refrigerators) can provide comments around where they should be located. Unfortunately I can’t seem to find any evidence of where specimen refrigerators should be located, although treatment rooms would be preferred – from aspect of not wanting couriers/ staff to enter dirty zones to access specimens. Many thanks. Jen
Jennifer K Tozer
BArts Anthro,RN,MHN,IC cert
Infection Prevention & Control Coordinator
Mental Health Directorate
Adelaide Health ServiceTelephone (08) 8282 0474
Facsimile (08) 8282 0499
mobile 0423 782 171email jennifer.tozer@health.sa.gov.au
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Afternoon
In the Cape York facilities we house the specimen’s in the fridge within out treatment rooms.
Thanks
Tara
Tara Stanway
A/ Infection Control CN
Cape York Hospital and Health Service
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