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Hi Brett,
I’ve listened to quite a few episodes and it’s great. Well done.
You’ve made it interesting and quite funny at times as well as providing
great information.
Keep up the good work.
Warm regards, Amanda*Amanda Edwards,MHSM, GAICD, PGDAN (Mid, Emerg), RN, RM*
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*W* http://www.onepassport.coOn Fri, Sep 16, 2022 at 1:53 PM Brett Mitchell wrote:
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> Over the past 18 months, myself and colleagues have published a podcast on
> all things infection control. It is called Infection Control Matters.
> Most Wednesdays, we publish a new episode. In the podcast, we talk about
> new research papers and or topical issues. We very often have guests. Our
> guest list so far is long, but has included Lidia Morawska, David Weber,
> Didier Pittet, Stephanie Dancer, Jon Otter as well many leaders and
> clinicians from Australia. This year, we have had the opportunity to
> interview invited and seminal presenters directly from conferences in the
> US (SHEA), ECMMID (Europe) and ICPIC (Europe).
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> The podcast is free, no sponsored and has no ads. They usually range from
> between 10 to 25 minutes in length.
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> You can listen to this podcast through the podcast website, or via your
> preferred podcast provider Apple, Spotify, Google etc. Just search
> Infection Control Matters. It is now also available on YouTube (audio).
> We have been overwhelmed with the uptake and response. We have 35,000+
> listens from over 100 countries. Thank you very much to the many people
> who have contacted us with positive feedback and ideas.
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> You can also keep up to date about the podcast and new episodes via
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> We have some exciting things planned in the coming months, including
> updates and discussions from presenters from the IPS conference in the UK,
> similarly for the ACIPC conference as well as other very interesting
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> I thought I would email this list, just in case you are interested in
> listening.
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hi Jude,
We used to use these at Castlemaine during outbreaks. You could probably
give Sue Wyatt a call there. I do recall something down the track about
them not being great for some reason so I’d check first. They did cut down
cleaning time significantly although you still need to do surfaces. It was
more for the soft furnishings etc.Cheers, Amanda
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*W* http://www.onepassport.coOn Mon, Sep 20, 2021 at 3:52 PM Jude Searles
wrote:> Hi Folks
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> I have just been asked by one of our cleaners about the possibility of
> getting a bomb to clean our infectious rooms. What she described was
> something akin to a flea bomb that you set off and then close the door.
> Does anyone know if this is a thing and how much they cost?
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Hi Jude,
You might try either the Aged Care Quality unit or the Department of Health
number used to report elder abuse or missing residents. The aged care
quality unit have always been pretty helpful in my experience.Warm regards, Amanda
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*W* http://www.onepassport.coOn Thu, Aug 26, 2021 at 11:01 AM Clara Moyo
wrote:> Hi Jude,
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> See attachment may be it could help although am not sure where you should
> be reporting a deceased resident. That could be also be state by state. The
> management should have advised you as to where exactly they want this
> reported. All the best
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> We recently had a resident in our RACF unexpectedly pass away, not COVID
> related, and I have been asked by my managers to report the residents
> COVID vaccination status. My problem is I have no idea who this needs to be
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Hi Elizabeth,
You could purchase a temperature logger that will send you text messages
and that you can log in to check temps. That way you wouldn’t have to
attend in person.Warm regards, Amanda
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*On Tue, May 25, 2021 at 3:30 PM Elizabeth Smith wrote:
> Dear IC colleagues,
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> The National Vaccine Storage Strive for 5 guidelines require twice daily
> monitoring before the refrigerator is used for the first time and at the
> end of each day. I am currently working where there is a COVID vaccination
> clinic that operates Monday to Friday. The Victorian Guidelines for this
> Clinic are different to the National Storage of vaccines guidelines and
> require temperature monitoring, twice daily, everyday Monday Sunday.
> This means that someone has to attend the clinic for temp checking over the
> weekend. Im just wondering if others can feedback how they are managing
> this requirement in real life.
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