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  • in reply to: Online Infection Control Learning Packages #75022
    Joanne Bird
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    Hi Chelsea,

    The ACSQHC infection control modules are located:
    https://www.safetyandquality.gov.au/our-work/healthcare-associated-infection/infection-prevention-and-control-online-modules/

    Kind regards,

    Joanne Bird | Infection Prevention & Management Consultant
    Katherine Region | Top End Health Service

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    Hello,

    Currently all new employees complete written infection control education packages. Does anyone know of any online learning modules (other than the Hand Hygiene Australia module) that I can direct staff to complete that is free for our hospital to utilise and perhaps offers a certificate of completion afterwards as proof of compliance? We are trying to move from paper to online learning where possible.

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    in reply to: Medication Rooms #68454
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    Hi Fiona,

    You may find that environmental health may be able to assist you here. As staff tea rooms are supposed to be separate from patients tea rooms, I am presuming they will say something to the same effect about a medication room. I would worry about the hygiene of where are the cups and coffee etc going to be stored and ensuring that the hand basin remains for hand hygiene purposes only – no cups of tea tipped into the basin. I could visualise if you accepted the urn then slowly staff will be introducing biscuits and so on to the room.
    Good luck

    Joanne Bird
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    Hi All,

    I have been asked to consider placing a zip urn for hot water access in a medication room. My initial response was it is not appropriate to make tea and coffee in the same room where staff are drawing up medications. However when I have looked for the evidence to back this up I have had trouble finding any.

    What do others think about this issue from an infection prevention and control point of view?

    Kind Regards,

    Fiona De Sousa
    Infection Prevention & Control Coordinator
    Sydney Adventist Hospital
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