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2015/07/08
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SSI Getting Started Kit_SaferHealthcareNow

[…] Safer Healthcare Now! Prevent Surgical Site Infections Getting Started Kit Score), the level of contamination at the time of the procedure, the duration of the procedure, and the use of a laparo scope. www.cdc.gov/nhsn/pdfs/pscmanual/9pscssicurrent.pdf For example, antibiotic prophylaxis in clean surgeries is only indicated for cardiac, orthopedic, neurosurgery, vascular, and sometimes thoracic patients depending on the intervention. Recommendations to use antibiotics are based on this...

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2014/09/03
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PHAC_Infection_Control_Guideline_for_the_Prevention_of_Healthcare-Associated_Pneumonia_

[…] (434) . When a device needs to be rinsed after it has been chemically disinfected, sterile water has been recommended because tap or locally prepared distilled water may harbour microorganisms that can cause pneumonia (161;399; 435;436) . Table 8 Sterilization and disinfection of respirat or y equipment and devices according to infection risk categories (Spaulding Classification) Category Description Device Recommended Processing Critical Devices that enter the bloodstream...

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2024/09/26
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COVID19_PPESupplyAssessmentDistributionProtocol.2020Archived

[…] In situations of scarcity, allocation of N95 respirators to health authorities will be undertaken under a weighted model that aligns to the proportionality of care resources and consumption drivers that a health authority has. For example, the number of COVID -19 admitted patients, surgical cases, inpatient bed base, and population served are indicators that will be used to determine appropriate allocation of N95 respirators to health authorities....

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2014/09/03
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Best_Practice_Guidelines_for_Cleaning_Disinfection_and_Sterilization

[…] sterilizer. Process Challenge Device (PCD): A test device intended to provide a challenge to the sterilization process that is equal to, or greater than, the challenge posed by the most difficult item routinely processed. 7 Examples include BI test packs which also con tain a chemical indicator, or CI test packs which contain a Class 5 integrating indicator or an enzyme -only indicator. Reprocessing:...

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2015/09/30
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Faecal Transplant to Control C. difficile Disease

[…] : The Role of Faecal Microbiota Transplants Dr Jonathan Sutton Ysbyty Gwynedd Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board www.webbertraining.com September 29, 2015 * Borody et al. Journal of clinical gastroenterology 38(6) 2004 ‘Toying with human motions’ IPS Liverpool 29th September 2015 The Power of Poop IPS Liverpool 29th September 2015 From me ...

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2024/05/07
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PICNet-Surveillance-Protocol-for-CPO_C-auris_2024_updated

[…] to inform cluster investigation and understanding of strain prevalence in BC facilities. 1. Objectives of Surveillance : CPO /C. auris a. To identify and monitor CPO s/C. auris among populations in the province b. To examine the epidemiology of people who are infected or colonized with CPO s/C. auris c. To examine the molecular profile of these emerging CPOs /C. auris organisms c. To synthesize all...

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2014/09/03
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PICNet_RI_Outbreak_Guidelines

[…] pathogens such as Mycoplasma pneumoniae, Legionella sp., Chlamydia pneumoniae, and Streptococcus pneumoniae (1). The dominant causal organisms are highly variable from season to season and across geographic areas or specific lo cales or settings. For example, in a Canadian study by Loeb et al. (2000) the most common organism identified was parainfluenza virus, followed by Influenza A, although in just over 1/3 of the outbreaks studie...

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2015/03/10
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PHAC CA Toolkit 2015-03

[…] the research methods used. If you are intere sted in different aspects of a study and different methods or study designs were used in those aspects, then you need to appraise each aspect separately. For example, a cross -sectional design might be used to identify prevalence while a case control design nested in a cohort study might be used to identify risk factors. 3. Name the study...

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2014/09/03
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PIDAC_Routine Practices and Additional Precautions In All Health Care Settings

[…] of transmission and gains entry through a portal of entry to a susceptible host . Routine Practices and Additional Precautions in All Health Care Settings Terms used in this document (see glossary for details and examples) Health Care Provider: Any person delivering care to a client/ patient /resident . Staff: Anyone conducting activities within a health care setting (includes health care providers). Health Care Setting: Any location...

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2015/08/12
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Routine Practices and Additional Precautions In All Health Care Settings

[…] of transmission and gains entry through a portal of entry to a susceptible host . Routine Practices and Additional Precautions in All Health Care Settings Terms used in this document (see glossary for details and examples) Health Care Provider: Any person delivering care to a client/ patient /resident . Staff: Anyone conducting activities within a health care setting (includes health care providers). Health Care Setting: Any location...

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2014/09/03
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PHAC_Routine_Practices_and_Additional_Precautions_Educational

[…] prior to each interaction while the remaining half, in purple, reflect assessments to be made at least once a shift and more often as needed. • Each element branches off to a box that includes examples of questions that healthcare workers should ask themselves related to that particular routine practices element. The Point of Care Risk Assessment for Routine Practices Algorithm: Appropriate Use of Personal Protective Equipment...

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2015/07/21
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CARSS-2015-eng

[…] the currently unrecorded imports of antimicrobials which fall under own-use importation (OUI) and imports of Activ e CANADIAN ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM—REPORT 2015 20 Pharmaceutical Ingredients (API) for animal use. The latest information from an Ipsos/Impact Vet study prepared for CAHI estimated that the lost opportunity value due to OUI and API was 13% of total animal health product sales, not just antimicrobials. One reason for Canada’s higher...

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2014/09/17
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Module 2: Microbiology

[…] pneumonia in compromised individuals). Common pathogenic moulds are Aspergillus spp. (necrotizing pneumonia) and agents of mucormycosis ( Rhizopus and Mucor spp. ). Some fungi can grow as either a mould or yeast (dimorphic fungi). Common examples are Pneumocyctis carinii and histoplasma capsulatum which cause pulmonary infections. Fungi Name Describe a disease caused by this fungi and any infection control precautions recommended. Candida albicans Parasites A...

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2021/09/08
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VCH PPE Testing Lab

Jesse Cooper, MSc (OEH) Manager, People Safety, VCH Manager, Quality and Patient Safety, VCH Manager, PPE Testing Laboratory, VCH Establishment of an ISO -Accredited PPE Testing Laboratory During a Global Pandemic Provincial Infection Control Network Lunch and Learn Series 2 021 Titus Wong MD, MHSc , FRCPC Regional Medical Director, I nfection Prevention and Control, VCH Division of Medical Microbiology and I nfection Prevention, VCH Co -Medical Director,...

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2015/11/03
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Demystifying the CIC Certification Exam TELECLASS

Demystifying the CIC ® Certification Examination Hosted by Paul Webber paul@webbertraining.com November 5, 2015 www.webbertraining.com Teleclass broadcast sponsored by www.gojo.com Objectives Discuss eligibility criteria and required supporting documents Provide insight to the test development process Provide reasoning behind CBIC policies Dispel some of the common misconceptions around the certification and recertification exam 2 How do I get Started in Infection Prevention...

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2014/09/25
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PIDAC_Surveillance_2014

[…] 53 Figure 7: S ample cardiovascular surgical site infection chart abstraction tool ...

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2024/03/05
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2024-03-07 Slides_CBIC a-IPC Certification Overview

[…] What is CBIC?Certification Board of Infection Control and Epidemiology, Inc.Voluntary, autonomous, multidisciplinary board Mission:Provide pathways to demonstrate and maintain competence in infection prevention and control.Vision: A world free of infections through demonstrated professional competency. CBIC Examinations•Certification in Infection Control (CIC®) Examination CBIC Examinations•Associate-Infection Prevention and Control (a-IPC™) Examination•Long Term Care Certification in Infection Prevention (LTC-CIP) Certificate versusCertificationA certificateis awarded following the...

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2014/09/10
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PICNet ResCareBooklet 2014 WebVer

[…] without causing an illness, we call it colonization. People who are colonized will have no signs or symptoms; they feel fi ne. In certain circumstances, these germs may go on to cause an infection. For example, many people are colonized with MRSA, but it only becomes an infection if the bacteria get into a wound, the lungs, or the blood — making the person sick. Then the...

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