Infection-Control-Update课件.pptVIP

Infection Control Update Shands HealthCare Infection Control 2001 Learning Objectives Upon completion of the self-study module, the learner will be able to: Discuss key elements of the infection control program Describe the Bloodborne Pathogen Exposure Control Plan Describe the TB Control Plan Describe key elements of the Biohazardous Waste Management Plan Discuss their individual role in Infection Control Infection Control is Everyone’s Business Infection Control: Basic Elements The Infection Control Team Hospital Epidemiologist: Jennifer White Janelle, MD Infection Control Committee Chairman: Richard R. Gutekunst, Ph.D. Infection Control Director: Loretta L. Fauerbach, MS, CIC Infection Control Practitioners: Mary Ann Gross, MT, CIC Robert Kelly, RN Charlene Ruse, MT, ASCP Kay Stauffer, RN, CIC Shands Healthcare Staff YOU!! Infection Control Policy Manual: Location and Key Contents Shands at UF Infection Control Policies (PM03) Yellow Infection Control (IC) Manual Department/Clinic-specific Infection Control Policies in front of yellow IC manual Biohazardous Waste Management Plan PM03-04--Appendix L and Clinic IC Policy Bloodborne Pathogen Exposure Control Plan Clinic IC Policy and PM03-01, Appendix B TB Control Plan Clinic IC Policy and PM03-01, Appendix C Variance Procedure (IC manual PM 03-01, Appendix A) An Infection Control variance is any observation of an infraction of infection control policy or good infection control practice. Your Infection Control Responsibilities Know and comply with infection control policies and procedures Recognize potential infection problems Report variances Communicate! Document! Teach patient and care givers CHAIN OF INFECTION Health Care Associated Infections Infections associated with hospitalization are called “nosocomial infections “Iatrogenic infections are related to care provided in other health care settings, such as ambulatory surgery centers or clinics. May not be preventable Not present on admission to