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17/04/2014 at 3:30 pm #70985Denyer, VickiParticipant
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Hi , just wondering what other areas do?
We currently attend surveillance swabs on all joint surgery & vascular surgery patients for MRSA & if pathology results are positive we follow patient with the decolonisation process
Question asked at the last infection prevention committee meeting was regarding whether or not to screen these same types of patients for MSSA & if positive to treat with the decolonisation process as we do with identified MRSA positive patients.
Your thoughts appreciated
Vicki Denyer
Infection Prevention & Control Clinical Nurse Consultant
Lismore Base HospitalInfection Prevention & Control is Everyone’s Business
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28/04/2014 at 10:02 am #70994CAMERON, DonnaParticipantAuthor:
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Hi Vicki,
We screen our joint & CABGs patients for both MRSA & MSSA. Patients are
decolonised (rescreened to determine that decolonisation has been
successful) & vancomycin added to prophylactic ABx at time of procedure
if MRSA was isolated.Regards,
Donna.Donna Cameron
Manager Infection ControlAustin Health
P.O. Box 5555
HEIDELBERG Vic 3968
( 9496 6625
* donna.cameron@austin.org.auBehalf Of Denyer, Vicki
Hi , just wondering what other areas do?
We currently attend surveillance swabs on all joint surgery & vascular
surgery patients for MRSA & if pathology results are positive we follow
patient with the decolonisation processQuestion asked at the last infection prevention committee meeting was
regarding whether or not to screen these same types of patients for
MSSA & if positive to treat with the decolonisation process as we do
with identified MRSA positive patients.Your thoughts appreciated
Vicki Denyer
Infection Prevention & Control Clinical Nurse Consultant
Lismore Base Hospital
Infection Prevention & Control is Everyone’s Business
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