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We were advise it had to be a Nurse Practitioner of GP with a provider number – no one else could register…I called last week…??
Very confusing…
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Hayley Ryan (Puckeridge)
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We did not require a Dr’s provider number. To get access to the AIR. We did have to get endorsement from the Victorian Department of Health and Human Services though.Regards,
Kelly Barton.
Infection Prevention & Control Officer
Alpine Health
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HI Michael,
It is a disappointing aspect of the system that nurses are still required to use a doctor provider number to enter the vaccine in AIR, especially for nurses who are accredited immunisers who are authorised to give NIP vaccines. My cynical comment for the day.Good move to register the vaccinations on AIR.
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KarenKaren Booth
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[cid:image001.png@01D4F544.9BFA4B40]Hi Michael,
We organised adding all vaccines onto the AIR about 16 months ago.
By approaching the Executive Director of Medical Services he has allowed us to access his provider number for the hospital and we enter all staff vaccinations provided using his details.
It did take a little while to organise the access and the password to go with it but once organised very easy to upload vaccine details.All the best
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Page 20 of this consensus highlights the references utilised with many references to infection control and guidelines.
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Hayley Puckeridge
Clinical Nurse Consultant Wound Management (NSW&ACT)
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From: ACIPC Infexion Connexion [mailto:AICALIST@AICALIST.ORG.AU] On Behalf Of Lindy Ryan
Sent: Tuesday, 30 January 2018 3:37 PM
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Subject: 2017 Application of aseptic technique in wound dressing procedure – Wounds Australia publicationHello
hope you are all having a lovey day
Just wondering if anyone has come across this 2017 document developed by Wounds Australia called the application of aseptic technique in wound dressing procedure.
It is a consensus document put out by Wound Australiana that I have been approached by staff in regards to them in using & developing local processes and procedures .I am uncertain with whom they may have consulted with from Infection control perspective in developing their consensus as on face value it looks like a useful resource what are others thoughts?
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Lindy
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