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    Infection Control Bundles For Hospital

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    The document provides guidelines for preventing central line and catheter-associated infections. It lists best practices for insertion and maintenance of central lines including proper hand hygiene, use of sterile barriers, and dressing care. It also recommends chlorhexidine bathing, antimicrobial dressings, and impregnated catheters to prevent infections. Guidelines are provided for assessing and preventing urinary catheter-associated infections including removing catheters when possible, maintaining a sterile closed system, and proper bag placement.

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    Infection Control Bundles For Hospital

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    The document provides guidelines for preventing central line and catheter-associated infections. It lists best practices for insertion and maintenance of central lines including proper hand hygiene, use of sterile barriers, and dressing care. It also recommends chlorhexidine bathing, antimicrobial dressings, and impregnated catheters to prevent infections. Guidelines are provided for assessing and preventing urinary catheter-associated infections including removing catheters when possible, maintaining a sterile closed system, and proper bag placement.

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    its bundle for daily monitoring of patients as per NABH guideline

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    The document provides guidelines for preventing central line and catheter-associated infections. It lists best practices for insertion and maintenance of central lines including proper hand hygiene, use of sterile barriers, and dressing care. It also recommends chlorhexidine bathing, antimicrobial dressings, and impregnated catheters to prevent infections. Guidelines are provided for assessing and preventing urinary catheter-associated infections including removing catheters when possible, maintaining a sterile closed system, and proper bag placement.

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    411 views12 pages

    Infection Control Bundles For Hospital

    Uploaded by

    umeshbharti
    The document provides guidelines for preventing central line and catheter-associated infections. It lists best practices for insertion and maintenance of central lines including proper hand hygiene, use of sterile barriers, and dressing care. It also recommends chlorhexidine bathing, antimicrobial dressings, and impregnated catheters to prevent infections. Guidelines are provided for assessing and preventing urinary catheter-associated infections including removing catheters when possible, maintaining a sterile closed system, and proper bag placement.

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    Patient Name :

    Bundle for Preventing Central Line Infection


    UID / IPD N o. :
    Age / Sex :
    Consultant :
    Department :

    Date
    Shift
    Follow proper insertion practices
    Perform hand hygiene before insertion
    Use maximal sterile barrier precautions (i.e., mask, cap, gown, sterile gloves, and
    sterile fullbody drape)
    Perform skin antisepsis with >0.5% chlorhexidine with alcohol
    Choose the best site to minimize infections andmechanical complications
    o Avoid femoral site in adult patients
    Cover the site with sterile gauze or sterile, transparent, semipermeable dressings
    Handle and maintain central lines appropriately
    Handle & Maintain central lines properly
    Comply with hand hygiene requirements
    Access catheters only with sterile devices
    Replace dressings that are wet, soiled, or dislodged
    Perform dressing changes under aseptic technique using clean or sterile gloves
    Supplemental strategies for consideration:
    2% Chlorhexidine bathing
    Antimicrobial/Antiseptic impregnated catheters
    Chlorhexidineimpregnated dressings

    Signature of Staff / ICN

    Phlebitis Scale
    Grade 0
    Grade 1
    Grade 2
    Grade 3

    Grade 4

    Date
    Shift
    No symptoms
    Erythema at access site with / without pain
    Pain at access site with erythema and / or
    oedema
    Pain at access site with erythema and / or
    oedema, streak formation, palpable venous
    cord
    Pain at access site with erythema and / or
    oedema, streak formation, palpable venous
    cord greater than one inch in length & purulent
    drainage

    NAME / SIGNATURE
    Action Taken ( If required ) :

    M
    Canula Change (Yes / No)

    Grade

    Bundle for preventing catheter related infections


    Patient Name :

    Reg N o. :
    Age / Sex :

    Department :

    Date
    Shift
    Does patient still require indwelling urinary catheter?
    Remove if possible

    Is the indwelling urinary catheter continuously


    connected to the drainage system and changed in line
    with manufacturers recommendations?
    Meatal hygiene has been performed?

    Is hand hygiene performed immediately prior to


    access or manipulation of the indwelling urinary
    catheter?

    Is the drainage bag situated below the bladder level


    and the tap is not in contact with any surface e.g.
    floor?

    Ventilator Bundle Checklist


    Patient Name

    Admission Date ...

    Date and Time of Intubation

    Dade & Time Vvantilator off .

    Age / Sex ...


    S.No
    Bundles
    Day-1

    IPD NoHUID No
    Day-2
    Day-3
    Day-4
    Day-5

    Head of bed 30-45 degree

    Daily Sedation Vacation

    Daily Assessment of readiness to wean

    Daily Spontaneous Breathing Trial

    PUD Prophylaxsis
    (Peptic Ulcer Disease)

    DVT Prophylaxis
    (Deep Vei nThrombosis)

    Oral hygiene(Mouth Care)

    Signature of Evaluator

    Ventilator Bundle Checklist


    Patient Name

    Admission Date ...

    Date and Time of Intubation

    Dade & Time Vvantilator off .

    Age / Sex ...


    S.No
    Bundles
    Day-1

    IPD NoHUID No
    Day-2
    Day-3
    Day-4
    Day-5

    Head of bed 30-45 degree

    Daily Sedation Vacation

    Daily Assessment of readiness to wean

    Daily Spontaneous Breathing Trial

    PUD Prophylaxsis
    (Peptic Ulcer Disease)

    DVT Prophylaxis
    (Deep Vein Thrombosis)

    Oral hygiene(Mouth Care)

    Signature of Evaluator

    ...

    Day-6
    Day-7

    Day-8

    ...

    Day-6
    Day-7

    Day-8

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