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1 Infection Prevention and Control A Foundation Course Update on recent Guidelines and Recommendations Ros Cashman Cork University Maternity Hospital, Cork 2014 The very first requirement in a hospital is that it should do the sick no harm!!!! MRSA Clostridium difficile Hand Hygiene Title (Most recent) Published by Date Recent Update Prevention and Control of MRSA National Clinical Guideline No 2 Surveillance, Diagnosis and Management of Clostridium difficile infection in Ireland National Clinical Guideline No 3 Guidelines for Hand Hygiene in Irish Health Care Settings HPSC HPSC HPSC 2005 : National Evidence- Based Guidelines Multi Resistant organisms (MDRO s) epic Guidelines WHO Guidelines on Hand Hygiene in Health Care Updated guidelines for the Prevention and Control of MDRO s excluding MRSA in the healthcare setting epic3: National Evidence- Based Guidelines for Preventing Healthcare- Associated Infections in NHS Hospitals in England WHO RCPI HSE 2009 NHS
2 epic = evidence-based guidelines for preventing healthcare associated infections A set of standard principles Preventing infections Reviews of experimental and non-experimental research and expert opinion as reflected in systematically identified professional, national and international guidelines Hospital environmental hygiene Hand hygiene Personal protective equipment (PPE) Safe use and disposal of sharps Preventing infections associated with the use of short-term indwelling urethral catheters Preventing infections associated with central venous catheters epic 3 Hand Hygiene Alcohol based hand rub should be made available at point of care in all healthcare facilities Class C Consider what defines point of care Flammability of alcohol Electrical equipment and alcohol Accessibility to children and confused to alcohol epic 3 Hand Hygiene Local Programmes of education, social marketing, and audit and feedback should be refreshed regularly and promoted by senior managers and clinicians to maintain focus, engage staff and produce sustainable levels of compliance New Recommendation Class C 2
3 Hand Hygiene Patients and relatives should be provided with information about the need for hand hygiene and how to keep their own hands clean New Recommendation Class C Consider 1. Information, education, signage, leaflet? 1. Who provides this? Hand Hygiene Patients should be offered the opportunity to clean their hands 1. Before meals 2. After using the toilet, commode or bedpan/urinal 3. And at other times as appropriate New Recommendation Class D Patient Experience Study in an acute hospital in Scotland 64% of nurses reported having offered patients facilities to decontaminate their hands during the observational period, but only 14% of patients agreed with this. Observations Before mealtimes (43 opportunities) After commode at bedside (16 opportunities) After urinal use (9 opportunities) After visiting the toilet (4 opportunities) After vomiting/expectorating sputum The only 1 occasion, following use of commode, was hand hygiene facilities offered to a patient. Burnett E et al
4 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Personal protective equipment should be removed in the following sequence to minimise the risk of cross/self contamination 1. Gloves 2. Apron 3. Eye protection (when worn) 4. Mask/respirator (when worn) New Recommendation Class C PPE Ebola 4
5 Asepsis Organisations should provide education to ensure that healthcare workers are trained and competent in performing the aseptic technique New Recommendation Class C The aseptic technique should be used for any procedure that breeches the body's natural defences including Insertion and maintenance of invasive devices Infusion of sterile fluids and medication Care of wounds and surgical incisions New Recommendation Class C Urethral Catheter No patient should be discharged or transferred with a short term indwelling urethral catheter without a plan documenting (Immaculate catheterisation!) 1.Reason for catheter (Nursing/medical documentation) 2.Clinical indications for continuing catheterisation (Nursing/medical documentation) 3.Date for removal or review by an appropriate clinician overseeing their care (Nursing/medical documentation) Discharge packs Catheter clinic Access to urology CNS New Recommendation Class D Urethral Catheter Assess patients needs prior to catheterisation in terms of Latex allergy (Chlorhexidine allergy) Length (and size) of catheter Type of sterile drainage bag and sampling port or catheter valve Comfort and dignity (Bag supports) Thigh bag above the knee New Recommendation Class D 5
6 Urethral Catheter Change short term indwelling urethral catheters and/or drainage bags when clinically indicated and in line with manufacturers instructions New Recommendation Class D Urethral Catheter Note! CAUTI USA In USA this is seen as a reflection on patient care and insurance companies not covering this event CARE BUNDLES Intravascular Access Devices Healthcare workers should be aware of the manufacturers advice relating to individual catheters, connection and administration set dwell time, and compatibility with antiseptics and other fluids to ensure the safe use of devices New Recommendation Class D Refer :Prevention of Intravascular Catheter-related Infection in Ireland SARI Prevention of Intravascular Catheter-related Infection Sub-Committee 2009/2010 6
7 Intravascular Access Devices PVC Decontaminate the skin at insertion site with a single-use application of 2% chlorhexidine gluconate in 70% isoproply alcohol (or providone iodine in alcohol for patients with sensitivity to chlorhexidine) and allow to dry before inserting a peripheral vascular access device New Recommendation Class D Intravascular Access Devices PVC Use a single-use application of 2% chlorhexidine gluconate in 70% isopropyl alcohol (or providone iodine in alcohol for patients with sensitivity to chlorhexidine) to clean the peripheral venous catheter insertion site during dressing changes and allow to air dry New Recommendation Class D Intravascular Access Devices PVC Peripheral vascular catheter sites should be inspected at a minimum during each shift, and a visual Infusion Phlebitis (VIP) score should be recorded. New Recommendation Class D 7
8 Visual Infusion Phlebitis (VIP) Score The Visual Infusion Phlebitis Score is based on recognised numeric phlebitis scores. It assists in accurately recording the condition of the cannula sites and gives some guidance on actions to be taken when phlebitis is observed Intravascular Access Devices PVC Peripheral vascular catheters should be re-sited when clinically indicated and not routinely, unless device specific recommendations from the manufacturer indicate otherwise?? New Recommendation Class B Intravascular Access Devices CVC Consider the use of daily cleansing with chlorhexidine in adult patients with a central venous catheter as a strategy to reduce catheter related bloodstream infection New recommendation Class B Consider the use of chlorhexidine impregnated sponge dressing in adult patients with a CVC New recommendation Class B 8
9 MDRO Microorganisms, predominately bacteria that are resistant to one or more classes of antimicrobial agents Highly resistant ESBL (Gram negative bacteria(e.coli/klebsiella pneumoniae, Acinetobacter) that have Extended Spectrum Beta Lactamases that can break down commonly used antibiotics, such as penicillin and cephalosporins) CRE (Carbapenem (imipenum/meropenum)resistant Enterobacteriaceae) VRE (Vancomycin Resistant Enterococci) MDRO Ideally every patient who is colonised or infected with MDRO should be isolated in a single room with ensuite facilities. Contact precautions should be applied. If limited isolation facilities are available, a local risk assessment should be undertaken in conjunction with the Infection Prevention and Control Team, Lewisham isolation prioritising scoring system (LIPS) 1999/2009 Isolation/ Contact Precautions Decolonisation protocols Screening ESBL Yes Not recommended insufficient evidence CRE Yes Not recommended insufficient evidence Dependent on local resistance patterns Patients admitted to critical care areas on admission and weekly thereafter Patients from long-term residences Patients admitted from healthcare facilities reporting a CRE outbreak in last 12 months Patients admitted from or who has been, in the last 12 months, a patient in foreign healthcare facilities Ward patients linked to CRE case (rectal surveillance) Patients admitted to critical care areas on admission and weekly thereafter Patients from long-term residences VRE Yes No Patients admitted to critical care areas on admission and weekly thereafter VRE +ve on each admission Patients transferred from another Irish hospital or hospital abroad Risk Assessment If single rooms not available a risk assessment (e.g LIPS) needs to be carried out and patients with diarrhoea, faecal/urinary incontinence, respiratory secretions and draining wounds given priority 9
10 Isolation Decolonisation Contact protocols Precautions ESBL Yes Not recommended insufficient evidence CRE Yes Not recommended insufficient evidence Critical Care Areas And weekly after And weekly after Long term HCF where CRE From HCF abroad If patient last 12 month New case Ward linked pts VRE Yes No And weekly after Risk Assessment If single rooms not available a risk assessment (e.g LIPS) needs to be carried out and patients with diarrhoea, faecal/urinary incontinence, respiratory secretions and draining wounds given priority Criteria Classification Score Comment ACDP Advisory Commission Dangerous Pathogens Route Evidence of transmission Significant Resistance High susceptibility of other patients with serious consequences Prevalence Dispersal Airborne Droplet Contact Blood borne Published or strong Consensus or moderate Poor Nil Yes No Yes No Sporadic Endemic Epidemic High risk Medium low Total Score Such as MRSA/VRE This includes diarrhoea, projectile vomiting, coughing, infected patients, confused wandering patients Lewisham Prioritisation MDRO Patients should be informed of their status for colonisation or infection with MDRO upon laboratory confirmation The patient should be provided with an information leaflet The responsibility for informing patients of their MDRO status and documenting this in the healthcare records lies with the clinical team caring for the patient. The patients healthcare records should be flagged to highlight positive MDRO status 10
11 MDRO HCW SCREENING Screening of healthcare workers for carriage of MDRO is generally not appropriate MRSA Previous MRSA positive Transfer long stay facility International transfer At discretion IPCT + Or if the patient has been in an international hospital in previous 12 months Hospital transfer ITU Non intact + Including exfoliative conditions, skin, PEG s, urinary catheters, CVC s wounds/ulcers High risk surgery On admission to ICU Cardiothor Ortho Weekly + + Vascular surgery, On transfer to critical care areas At least weekly thereafter SCBU/Transplant Unit Renal Dialysis Admission HCW 11
12 MRSA Screen sites Nares Axilla Perineum or groin Throat Wound/ abnormal skin Skin lesions e.g. Surgical wounds Sputum if present CSU if catheterised Medical devices MRSA Informing the patient In Patient - The responsibility of informing patients of their MRSA status lies with the clinical team (i.e. consultant) caring for the patient during their in-patient stay. Outpatient clinic - Where a new MRSA case is diagnosed following patient discharge or when a patient is attending an outpatient clinic, it is the clinical team s responsibility (i.e. consultant) to inform the patient s general practitioner of his/her MRSA status and to follow up as required. An information leaflet (e.g. HPSC leaflet) should be given to all patients colonised or infected with MRSA and this should be documented in the patient s clinical notes. Remember Guidelines are updated regularly as research becomes available Read and interpret correctly Read and interpret for local use Ask specialist advice if necessary Ensure circulation to your staff 12
13 Questions? References MRSA Control and Prevention of MRSA in the Irish Health Care Setting Department Of Health(DOH) 1995 The Control and Prevention of MRSA in Hospitals and in the Community (SARI Subcommittee), Health Protection Surveillance Centre (HPSC) 2005 Prevention and Control MRSA, National Clinical Guideline No.2, DOH December 2013 Clostridium difficile Surveillance, Diagnosis and Management of Clostridium difficile infection in Ireland, Health Protection Surveillance Centre (HPSC) 2008 Surveillance, Diagnosis and Management of Clostridium difficile infection in Ireland, National Clinical Guideline No.3, DOH June 2014 Hand Hygiene Guidelines for Hand Hygiene in Irish Health Care Settings (SARI Subcommittee), Health Protection Surveillance Centre (HPSC) 2005 WHO Guidelines on Hand Hygiene in Healthcare 2009 MDRO s Guidelines for the Prevention and Control of MDRO s excluding MRSA in the healthcare setting RCPI,HSE 2012 epic epic3: National Evidence-Based Guidelines for Preventing Healthcare-Associated Infections in NHS Hospitals in England, 2001,2007,2014 Lewisham Isolation Priority System (LIPS) Jeanes A and Rao G Prevention of Intravascular Catheter-related Infection in Ireland SARI 2009/2010 The 5 Moments apply to any setting where health care involving direct contact with patients takes place Sax H, Allegranzi B, Uçkay I, Larson E, Boyce J, Pittet D. J Hosp Infect 2007;67:
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