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Infection Infection Prevention Update – Prevention Update – March 2014 March 2014 Marie Kassai, RN, MPH, Marie Kassai, RN, MPH, CIC CIC

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Infection Prevention Update – March 2014. Marie Kassai, RN, MPH, CIC. Reminder Universal Mandatory Transfer Form. Applies to all licensed facilities in NJ Applies to all transfers between facilities Not applicable to transfers for treatment – Dialysis or Rehab - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Infection Prevention Update – March 2014

Infection Prevention Infection Prevention Update – March 2014Update – March 2014

Marie Kassai, RN, MPH, CICMarie Kassai, RN, MPH, CIC

Page 2: Infection Prevention Update – March 2014
Page 3: Infection Prevention Update – March 2014

ReminderReminderUniversal Mandatory Transfer FormUniversal Mandatory Transfer Form

• Applies to all licensed facilities in NJ

• Applies to all transfers between facilities

• Not applicable to transfers for treatment – Dialysis or Rehab

• Not applicable in ED – ED must use the Emtala forms

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Universal Mandatory Transfer FormUniversal Mandatory Transfer Form

• Copies of law on NJ State Dept of Health and Senior Services web site

• Instructions also on web site

• Computerized form on web site

• Can use written form or the computer based form.

Page 5: Infection Prevention Update – March 2014

Infection Prevention – What’s NewInfection Prevention – What’s New

• Chloroprep – one hour drying time if not shaved• New SGNA Guidelines – on SGNA Site• Carpujets – Processing between patients • FGI (Facility Guidelines Institute – 2014 versions

– Guidelines for Design and Construction of Hospitals and Outpatient Facilities

– Guidelines for Design and Construction of Residential Health, care and Support Facilities

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Infection Prevention UpdateInfection Prevention Update• Handles and laryngoscope blades must be

processed – use manufacturer’s instructions

• Don’t forget the “code carts”. • Letter from State Survey Team has been

sent regarding anesthesia equipment • Anesthesia guidelines for disposable

equipment per case in OR In NJ – what to do – dispose of them or cover them

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Infection Prevention in Infection Prevention in Anesthesia PracticeAnesthesia Practice

• Article in the American Journal of Infection Control. 41 (2013) 1077 – 82.

• Tool developed to encourage collaboration between infection preventionists and anesthesia providers.

• Encompasses infection prevention and control recommendations of the American Society of Anesthesiologists and other professional organizations

• Ask your IP consultants

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New InformationNew Information

• Clorox Bleach products – Previously Dispatch– Lost claim for C difficile and TB

• If you hear a rumor, check it out

• Other Info

Page 9: Infection Prevention Update – March 2014

New InformationNew Information

• Transplant Bank – OpenBiome– Massachusetts– Ongoing FDA Review

• SSI Guidelines - Comments

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Hepatitis B Vaccine ChangesHepatitis B Vaccine Changes

• Source – CDC Guidance for Evaluation Health-Care Personnel for Hepatitis B Virus Protection and for Administering Postexposure Management – December 2013 – Algorithms available

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Recommendations Hepatitis B Recommendations Hepatitis B Vaccine Vaccine

• Upon employment:– Test employee upon hire – Antibody to

Hepatitis B – If <10mlU/ml– Give a booster – one dose – test– If antibody still <10mlU/ml, administer 2 more

doses of the vaccine – If antibody is still <10mlU/ml – the HCP needs

to receive Hepatitis B evaluation for all exposures and receive HBIG x 2 separated by 1 month

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Recommendations Hepatitis B Recommendations Hepatitis B VaccineVaccine

• If employee is a documented responder after 3 or 6 doses, no action is needed.

• If response is not known after 3 doses and the patient is positive or unknown – Give HBIG x 2 – 1 month apart

• If response unknown after 3 doses – give HBIG x 2 and initiate revaccination

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Questions ?????