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Hi all,
Can anyone help with the question below.
Haemodialysis patients, have a chronic disease and impaired immune
systems. If a patient on a haemodialysis shift is diagnosed with whooping
cough, do the other patients need to receive booster immunisations?Sincerely
CarolynCarolyn Chenoweth
National Quality Coordinator
Fresenius Medical CareNephrocare Payneham Dialysis Centre
2 Portrush Road
PAYNEHAM SA 5070
phone (08) 81654313
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Hi Carolyn
Most likely this is the best option as per the Immunisation guidelines.
Particularly the patients in the nearby bays, due to the length of time in close proximity, unless the contacts have confirmed immunity / previous adult booster.
If patients are isolated from each other via single rooms, this would make a difference.
However, this would need to be discussed with each patients’ Physician, or advice from an ID Physician, regarding the patients’ ‘health’ at the time and the risks / benefits.Regards
Denise MacGregor Fraser
Infection Control Consultant
HICMR Pty Ltd
pager: 016 301 701denise.mfraser@hicmr.com.au
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Can anyone help with the question below.
Haemodialysis patients, have a chronic disease and impaired immune systems. If a patient on a haemodialysis shift is diagnosed with whooping cough, do the other patients need to receive booster immunisations?
Sincerely
CarolynCarolyn Chenoweth
National Quality Coordinator
Fresenius Medical CareNephrocare Payneham Dialysis Centre
2 Portrush Road
PAYNEHAM SA 5070
phone (08) 81654313
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Dear Sir/Madam,
I note the issue regular disposal of sued disinfectants is addressed in the Queensland Health, 2011, Surgical Skin Antisepsis in Operating Theatres. http://www.health.qld.gov.au/chrisp/resources/rec_prac_skinprep.pdf, section 7, point Expiry dates, page 5, which states:
o aqueous povidone-iodine expires one month after opening;
o alcoholic solutions must be discarded six (6) months after opening.
I would like to know whether the above mentioned recommendations are common infection control practices in Australia, and additional references to support this practice.
Yours sincerely,
Sony SO
Nursing Officer, Infection Control Team
Kwong Wah Hospital
Tel:+852 3517-2409 Fax: +852 2332-3348 email:sony@ha.org.hk
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