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    Hi Deb & Michael,

    These sound like great ideas. Working in general practice I ca say that
    advice about dressing materials can also be helpful, especially if they are
    new fancy types of dressing. We don’t have easy access to a wide range of
    dressing unless they are pre-ordered and privately purchased so to set
    expectations about specialised dressing would also be helpful. General
    practice under Medicare cannot charge bulk-billed patients for dressing so
    we often need to get patients to order expensive dressing separately.
    General Practice already supplies a lot of dressing and bears the cost,
    which for small business can be very expensive. The GPs & RNs will
    appreciate your advice.

    Kind regards

    Karen

    Karen Booth

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    Australian Primary Health Care Nurses Association

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    Wishart

    Hi Deb

    What a great opportunity!

    As a small surgical hospital, I would suggest you focus on what the GP’s
    would most need to know to help improve patient outcomes. Here are some
    ideas:

    1.You could talk about antibiotic surgical prophylaxis and the
    guidelines.
    2.You could talk about the risk factors for surgical site infections,
    and how pre-operative preparation can help reduce the risks.
    3.You could talk about wound management post op, and reporting of
    surgical site infections back to the hospital (if that fits in with your
    infection control plan).
    4.You could talk about the facility MRO screening program, and how
    GP’s can help with clearance (if you have a process).

    There are lots of things that you could talk about, but my preferences would
    be things that may improve your patient’s outcomes if the GP’s implement or
    follow them.

    Cheers

    Michael

    Michael Wishart | Infection Control Coordinator, CICP-E

    St Vincent’s Private Hospital Northside | 627 Rode Road CHERMSIDE QLD 4032

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    > On Behalf Of IFC

    Hi all,

    I am still fairly new to my role as IPC and I find enormous value in reading
    your emails.

    I have been asked to submit an article/item of interest for a newsletter
    that our hospital plans to publish for local Gp’s in the area to let them
    know about our growing range of surgical specialties

    We are a small community hospital with no medical patients, only a few
    surgical patients staying 3-6 nights and day surgery.

    I would be appreciative of any ideas,

    Thanks in advance

    Deb

    Deborah Vos

    Infection Prevention & Control Coordinator

    Glenelg Community Hospital

    5 Farrell St Glenelg South SA 5045

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