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The Questions:Automated room disinfection

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Does the environment matter?

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• Manual cleaning is insufficient• Prior room occupancy risk• Interaction with hand hygiene• Known benefit from enhanced

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Types of No-Touch Disinfection

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• Hydrogen Peroxide Vapor

• Mercury-based Ultraviolet Light

• Xenon-based Ultraviolet Light

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Hydrogen Peroxide Vapor

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• Produces and disperses a vapor of hydrogen peroxide (H2O2)

• Creates Oxygen radicals that react with cell walls

• Room must be sealed during the process

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-OHO2

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Ultraviolet Systems

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Mercury UV (Hg UV) Pulsed Xenon (PX-UV)

Continuous Light Pulsed Light

253.7 nm 200-280 nm

Photodimerization PhotodimerizationPhotohydrationPhotosplittingPhotocrosslinking

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Photodimerization

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Bonds DNA/RNA together, preventing cell replication

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Photosplitting

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Breaks the phosphate backbone of the DNA

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Photohydration

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Inserts water molecules into DNA bases, causing functional damage

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Photohydration

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Creates bonds between protein molecules, resulting in structural damage, including the lysing of the cell wall

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Does it work?

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• What does it kill?• Where does it kill?• How long to kill?

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Target Organisms

• C. difficile spores (NAP1)

• Acinetobacter baumannii

• Methicillin-resistant S. aureus (MRSA)

• Feline calicivirus (norovirus surrogate)

• Vancomycin-resistant Enterocci (VRE)

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Is it better than/dependent on housekeeping?

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• End game: what does the next patient experience?

• Is there an improvement over housekeeping?

• Is there a dependence on housekeeping?

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How should it be used?

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• How?• Where?• When?• How often?Re

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UV Mapping – One Position

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UV Mapping – Two Positions

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UV Mapping – Three Positions

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UV Mapping - conclusion

Multiple positions is the correct way to use UV for room disinfection.

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Hydrogen Peroxide

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Do I have to disinfect the same way if I use it?

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• Clean as long?• Still use bleach?• Changes in inspection?

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What about ORs?

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Consequences of SSIs• Doubles the risk of death after surgery•Five fold increased risk for readmission•60% more likely to require ICU care•LOS increases 6 days

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What about ORs?

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Overall Cleaning Compliance 47%•Anesthesia Medication Cart 38%•Anesthesia Knobs 25%•IV Poles 55%•Bed Controls 64%•Floor 93%

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What about ORs?

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• Additional assurance?• Quick clean?• Between cases?• Terminal Cleaning?Re

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Does it matter to patient outcomes?

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• HAI reductions?

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Where should I use it?

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• Select isolation?• All isolation?• Select units?• All discharges?• Central processing?

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What about RME, unused supplies and curtains?

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• RME• Validating• Tracking

• Unused supplies• Assurance • Labor• billing

• Curtains• Disinfection goal?• Curtain types

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Do patients like it?

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• Complaints?• Compliments?

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What data do you need?

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• What level of disinfection?• What level of proof?

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Could clonal typing help?

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• Need for outcome measure• ID sources of infection• ID clusters• Proof of effectiveness?Re

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What’s my goal anyway?

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• Reduce rates?• Additional protection for high-risk

units?• Outbreak response?• Bio-preparedness?

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What else should I think about?

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• How are the technologies different?• Decontamination effectiveness• Cost per room• Cycle time• Operators• Access to rooms• Environmental friendliness• Infection rate impact

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