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Thankyou for your posting Skye,
College members will be invited to participate in a coordinated response to the AS4187 revision which will be lead by the SIG and P&P Committee chairs. Terry McAuley, our long term representative on this AS4197 working group will also be participating in this process.More information on how this will occur will be posted shortly.
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ClaireClaire Boardman
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Email: admin@acipc.org.au>>> Michael Wishart 29/10/12 12:09 pm >>>
[Posted on behalf of Skye Mentjox Moderator]
Hi Michael – I haven’t see this come up on the AICA discussion list but I believe will be of interest to many members.
Please be advised that the period for public comment on the AS/NZ 4187 draft has been extended to Tuesday, 23 January 2013
A free Draft can be downloaded from SAI Global at the following link:
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Hi Nicky,
AICA developed a position paper on Pet therapy and pet visitors in Healthcare which can be accessed via the AICA website at:
http://www.aica.org.au/images/PDF_Files/Position%20Papers/AICA_Position%20Statement_Pets%20In%20HCFs_Final.pdf
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Claire
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As of 1/1/12 AICA became the Australasian College of Infection Prevention & Control (ACIPC)>>> Nicola Swindells 20/03/12 8:04 am >>>
Hi All,
Does anyone have guidelines or a policy they would like to share with me regarding assist/guide dogs in an acute hospital? Also is anyone aware of any discrimination legislation attached to the visits of these dogs in hospitals. Many thanks in advance for any assistance you may be able to offer me.
Kind Regards
Nicky Swindells CNC
Infection Control Coordinator/Wound Management
Mater Hospitals Central Queensland
Rockhampton Yeppoon Gladstone
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Hello Catherine,
There was an excellent article published in the AICA Healthcare
Infection 15(3) 8992 that makes recommendations for:Achieving best practice in the management of infant-feeding equipment
Carmel Scott A C, Jenny Bradford B, Elizabeth Gillespie A
AMonash Medical Centre, Southern Health, Clayton Road, Clayton,
Victoria 3168, Australia.
BCNC Infection Control, VICNISS Hospital Acquired Infection
Surveillance Coordinating Centre, 10 Wreckyn Street, North Melbourne,
Victoria 3051, Australia.
CCorresponding author. Email: carmel.scott@southernhealth.org.auThe article in full and abstract is available from the HCI journal
website:www.publish.csiro.au/journals/hiKind regards,
ClaireDistrict Infection Prevention & Control Consultant
B.App.Sc Nsg, Grad Cert IC, MPH, CICP, Adjunct Griffith University
Torres Strait and NPA Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology UnitOffice location: Thursday island Hospital
>>> “Jones, Catherine (KEMH)”
5/6/2011 11:46 am >>>We are currently reviewing our policy/protocols for infant feeding
equipment and there appears to be a difference of opinion when it comes
to the cleaning/sterilisation process, especially with formula feeding
equipment. My question is do you advise mothers to;
1. wash equipment in warm soapy water, rinse in hot water, and air dry
and store in a clean container, or
2. wash equipment in warm soapy water, rinse in hot water, air dry and
store in a clean container, and sterilise once every 24 hours, or
3. wash equipment as above and sterilise after each use.Regards
Catherine Jones & Liesl Sibma
CNC’s Infection Control
King Edward Memorial Hospital
Womens and Newborn Health Service
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Please note that the deadline for response to the Autralian Healthcare Standards is on Friday 15th October (previously circulated on Infexion Connexion). As discussed in my President’s address to the members at the recent AICA conference your input is highly desired and encouraged. If you read the document (just the Infection Control component) and it makes no sense or you think something might be missing/not clear then please put your comments in writing and send to Claire_Boardman@health.qld.gov.au.
This may be our only chance to have a say so please take the time to review these 6 essential pages. (40-47). Links to the document are available on the AICA website.
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Further to my email, interested parties will need to contact me so I can
send them the AICA application form for completion prior to any
appointment/representation on external bodies/workshops. The Commission
will fund travel and accommodation to/from the event.Regards,
Claire>>> Claire Boardman 4/08/2010 1:27
pm >>>
Please find below an invitation to AICA requesting representation from
2 additonal AICA members to particapate in a National C. diff workshop.
If you are interested in applying please contact me via email for
further information no later than Friday 6th August.Reagrds
Claire
AICA PresidentDear Ms Boardman
I am writing to invite you to nominate two representatives of the
Australian Infection Control Association to attend a National
Clostridium difficile Workshop sponsored by the Australian Commission on
Safety and Quality in Health Care (ACSQHC).In December 2008, Health Ministers endorsed a Commission recommendation
that all hospitals monitor and report Clostridium difficile infections
through their relevant jurisdiction into a national data collection.
Currently, a limited range of surveillance systems is in place
nationally. However, in May 2010 the first cases of locally transmitted
hypervirulent Clostridium difficile were diagnosed in an Australian
hospital.The main objective of this workshop is to develop a strategy to contain
and manage hyper-virulent strains of Clostridium difficile. To commence
the workshop, an introduction of the pathogenesis/genetics,
epidemiology, and background of Clostridium difficile infection will be
provided, followed by subsequent discussion on surveillance and future
management options in the health care setting. This workshop will also
be attended by representatives of the state and territory health
departments, public and private hospital sectors, laboratories, key
stakeholder groups, and the Commissions HAI Advisory Committee.Venue:Stamford Plaza Sydney Airport Hotel, Cnr O’Riordan & Robey
Streets, Mascot
RSVP:By Friday 6 August 2010Attendance at the workshop is by invitation. Please RSVP by Friday 6
August to Emily Parker by email on emily.parker@safetyandquality.gov.au
or telephone (02) 9263 3631.If you would like more information please contact Marilyn Cruickshank
on (02) 9263 3786 or by email on marilyn.cruickshank@safetyandquality.Yours sincerely
Professor Chris Baggoley
Chief Executive
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Thankyou Michael,
I too share your concerns and note that these trials did occur with dedicated IV teams in place. If more hospitals had these types of services that are training and assessing HCWs then yes it would seem viable however, in Australia for the most part we have no such dedicated teams. Where an extended deadline for replacement is instigated we are possibly more at risk of having catheters insitu that really should have been removed much earlier but because the time line has been extended the belief may be that it is OK to leave them there up to the 96 hours. It has taken a long time to educate HCWs about the necessity of replacing lines at 72 hours, an extension of this would be problematic.
As most of the State surveillance centres are not undertaking RCA of LC-BSIs (although this may be done at a local level) we may never know how many are attributed to poor line care/ number of days insitu.
Regards,
ClaireDistrict Infection Prevention & Control Consultant
Torres Strait and NPA Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology Unit
Office location: Thursday island Hospital>>> “Wishart, Michael” 16/07/2010 8:28 am >>>
There has been a recent Australian published review of routine
replacement of peripheral IV catheters as recommended in the current
HIPAC guidelines. The review concludes:The review found no conclusive evidence of benefit in changing catheters
every 72 to 96 hours. Consequently, health care organisations
may consider changing to a policy whereby catheters are changed only if
clinically indicated. This would provide significant cost savings
and would also be welcomed by patients, who would be spared the
unnecessary pain of routine re-sites in the absence of clinical
indications.
http://www.mrw.interscience.wiley.com/cochrane/clsysrev/articles/CD00779
8/pdf_fs.html[NB Here is a short link in case the longer link gets broken –
http://tinyurl.com/22m4xlf ]Have any facilities considered this recommendation and made changes to
current routine replacement of peripheral IV catheters?Personally, I am concerned that such a recommendation does not take into
account the variety of settings in which peripheral IV catheters are
inserted and managed. It appears possible that all of the six included
studies were in settings where additional resources were available to
manage peripheral IV’s (eg dedicated IV teams), which could in part
account for the improved outcomes of catheter management.Whilst we should review and challenge current standards, I feel we
should be cautious in making changes which have the potential for harm
to patients. Bacteraemias associated with peripheral IV catheters are
reasonably rare events, and a rise in incidence may not be readily noted
in an individual facility.Thanks
MichaelMichael Wishart | GPH – Infection Control Coordinator
GPH – Quality & Safety Unit (Infection Control) | Greenslopes Private
Hospital
Newdegate Street, Greenslopes QLD 4120
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Dear AICA members,
It is timely that there has been some discussion regarding scopes,
reprocessing and sheaths on Infexion Connexion as the GENCA Infection
Control In Endoscopy 3rd ed. is currently available for review. On
behalf of AICA Elizabeth Gillespie (Healthcare Infection Journal editor
and manager Southern Health Infection Control & Epidemiology Unit) will
be reviewing the document.AICA members are invited to send their comments to Elizabeth no later
than May 21st for inclusion in the AICA submission to GENCA. Please
contact Elizabeth via email for more information if you would like to
contribute your feedback via the AICA submission process:
Elizabeth.Gillespie@southernhealth.com.auThe GENCA Guidelines are available from: http://www.genca.org/
regards,
Claire Boardman
AICA President>>> Debbie Macqueen 4/05/2010 4:34
pm >>>
Hello Wendy
We have both intubating bronchoscopes and video bronchoscopes. Our
intubating Bronchoscopes are Ethylene Oxide gas sterilised off site
(wrapped), our video bronchoscopes are also wrapped but go through our
Sterrad (wrapped). We also follow the GENCA micro testing guidelines. We
have decided to follow the first guideline where the Bronchoscopes
(including the Intubating Bronchs), Duodenoscopes and Cystoscopes are
tested monthly – even though they are wrapped and sterilised. Some
institutions follow the guideline that recommends 3 monthly testing of
wrapped, sterilised scopes.
My philosophy is to sterilise scopes that can tolerate a sterilising
method. the companies are happy to assist your queries.
I guess we err on the side of caution, so it will be interesting once
the new Infection Control guidelines are released. We will probably need
to alter our practice to conform with the new guidelines.Regards
Debbie McQueen
Endoscopy Coordinator
Hobart Private Hospital
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>>> “Beckingham, Wendy” 4/05/2010 8:32 am
>>>
Currently we have bronchoscopes that are cleaned and high level
disinfected through the soluscope and micro tested as per the GENCA
guidelines.We have another facility on our campus that uses the Sterrad to
sterilize the bronchoscopes and ureteroscopes. We also do micro
testing
of both of these scopes.We are wondering what other facilities around Australia are currently
doing in relation to instruments going through the STERRAD and micro
testing.Wendy Beckingham
CNC Infection Control
The Canberra Hospital
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