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    Turnbull, Karen P
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    Thanks Sue,

    Coincidentally I spent the day with Annie and Saffron from TIPCU
    yesterday and we used the OSSIE with our liaison program participants –
    which reminded me just how useful it is!

    Cheers,

    Karen Turnbull

    Clinical Nurse Educator

    Infection Prevention & Control

    Level 2, Launceston General Hospital

    Charles Street 7250

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    Behalf Of Sue.Greig@HEALTH.GOV.AU
    analysis tool for IP&C [SECUNCLASSIFIED]

    Hi Karen,
    You may find the OSSIE tool kit available on the ACSQHC website a
    resource as well as the OSSIE guide for Primary Care.

    Regards,
    Sue

    Sue Greig
    Senior Project Officer
    Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care
    GPO Box 5480 Sydney NSW 2001 | Level 7, 1 Oxford Street, Darlinghurst
    NSW 2010
    ( direct (02) 9126 3565 | ( switchboard (02) 9126 3600 | 6 (02) 9126
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    Email sue.greig@safetyandquality.gov.au
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    “Turnbull, Karen P”
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    Dear All,

    I am starting the development of a survey tool for a ‘primary health
    care worker training needs assessment’ – covering district hospital,
    long term care & community settings + both nurses & carers. I know that
    sounds rather broad but it may yet be segmented into different settings
    and HCW groups as it evolves…

    It seems that most IC assessment or audit tools I can find focus on
    system characteristics such as reporting and governance, rather than
    what I’m attempting as a ground level educator, looking at the current
    knowledge base & competencies of the workforce and figuring out what
    needs addressing the most urgently, for which groups and where they are
    – all on a local level.

    I have taken my inspiration from Bush Knapp, et al.’s description of
    their approach using both directed and scenario based questions to
    elicit underpinning knowledge. I’m not aware of any further work
    following this pilot study, and have submitted an info request to the
    contact email provided.

    All ideas gratefully received,

    Ref – Bush Knapp, M, McIntyre, R, Sinkowitz-Cochran, R, Pearson, M 2008,
    ‘Assessment of healthcare personnel needs for training in infection
    control: One size does not fit all’, American Journal of Infection
    Control, 36(10):757-760

    Many Thanks,

    Karen Turnbull
    Clinical Nurse Educator
    Infection Prevention & Control
    Level 2, Launceston General Hospital
    Charles Street 7250

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