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Hospital Acquired Infection

1.7 million Patient Acquire InfectionFrom hospitals each years

As a result, Almost 6% Die

Top 10 Most fatalCouse of Death

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In Hospitals 1 out of 20 Patients develops an HAI

Nationwide, 2 million people develop an HAI each ear

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Germs Causing Hospital Acquired Infections

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Breakdown of Hospital Acquired Infection Types

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No. Ruang atau Unit Konsentrasi Maksimum Mikroorganisme (CFU/m³ Udara)

1. Operasi 10

2. Bersalin 200

3. Pemulihan/Perawatan 200 – 500

4. Observasi Bayi 200

5. Perawatan Bayi 200

6. Perawatan Premature 200

7. ICU 200

8. Jenazah/Autopsi 200 – 500

9. Penginderaan Medis 200

10. Laboratorium 200 – 500

11. Radiologi 200 – 500

12. Sterilisasi 200

13. Dapur 200 – 500

14. Gawat Darurat 200

15. Administrasi, pertemuan 200 – 500

16. Ruang Luka Bakar 200

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Hazard / Hygiene Indicator

Timing / Frequency of

TestingResult Interpretation Action References

Conventionally ventilated theatres built/ refurbished before 2007:

Aerobic Colony Count

Post-maintenance /commissioning; in empty theatre after ventilation system has achieved steady state

35 cfu/m3

0 - < 35 cfu/m3

UNSATISFACTORY

SATISFACTORY

Take theatre out of use, clean thoroughly and re-test

N/A

NHS Estates, 1994

During a surgical operation

> 180 cfu/m3 (averaged over five-minute period)

UNSATISFACTORY Investigate and re-test

0 - < 180 cfu/m3

SATISFACTORY N/A

Table 3: Testing requirements and interpretation of results for operating theatre air quality (as determined by active air sampling)

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Hazard / Hygiene Indicator

Timing / Frequency of

TestingResult Interpretation Action References

Conventionally ventilated theatres built/ refurbished after 2007:Aerobic Colony Count

Post-maintenance /commissioning; in empty theatre after ventilation system has achieved steady state

10 cfu/m3

0 - < 10 cfu/m3

UNSATISFACTORY

SATISFACTORY*

Take theatre out of use, clean thoroughly and re-test

*Note broad category of organisms present; there should not be a preponderance of fungi.

Department of Health, 2007

During a surgical operation

> 180 cfu/m3 (averaged over five-minute period)

UNSATISFACTORY Investigate and re-test

0 - < 180 cfu/m3

SATISFACTORY N/A

Ultra-clean theatres:

Microbiological testing of empty theatre not recommended on commissioning or post maintenance (but may be necessary if work may have affected air supply or distribution)

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Hazard / Hygiene Indicator

Timing / Frequency of

TestingResult Interpretation Action References

Aerobic Colony Count

Weekly >100 in 100 ml

20 – 100 in 100 ml

0 - <20 in 100 ml

0 in 100 ml

UNACCEPTABLE

UNSATISFACTORY

ACCEPTABLE*

SATISFACTORY

Take washer /disinfector out of use

Investigate cause and put corrective action in place

*Acceptable provided that Pseudomonas aeruginosa is not detected

N/A

NHS Estates, 1995

Willis (2006)

Environmental mycobacteria

Annually (or more frequently, depending on risk assessment)

> 0 in 100 ml

0 in 100 ml

UNSATISFACTORY

SATISFACTORY

Investigate immediately and take repeat sample

N/A

Pseudomonas aeruginosa

Optional – to be determined in discussion with local microbiologist

> 0 in 100 ml

0 in 100 ml

UNSATISFACTORY

SATISFACTORY

Investigate immediately and take repeat sample

N/A

Table 5: Testing requirements and interpretation of results for endoscopy final rinse water

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Hazard / Hygiene Indicator

Timing / Frequency of

TestingResult Interpretation Action References

Dialysis fluid and post reverse osmosis fluid:

Aerobic Colony Count

Monthly (or more frequently if necessary)

>100 / ml

>50 - <100 / ml

0 - <50 / ml

UNSATISFACTORY

BORDERLINE

SATISFACTORY

Take out of use until corrective action implemented

Investigate cause and put corrective action in place

N/A

UK Renal Association, 2009

Endotoxin /ml >0.25 EU/ml

>0.125 - <0.25 EU / ml

<0.25 EU/ml

UNSATISFACTORY

BORDERLINE

SATISFACTORY

Take out of use until corrective action implemented

Investigate cause and put corrective action in place

N/A

Table 6: Testing requirements and interpretation of results for renal dialysis fluid

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Hazard / Hygiene Indicator

Timing / Frequency of

TestingResult Interpretation Action References

Ultrapure fluid:Aerobic Colony Count

Monthly (or more frequently if necessary)

>10 in 100 ml

0 - <10 in 100 ml

UNSATISFACTORY

SATISFACTORY

Investigate cause and put corrective action in place

N/A

Endotoxin /ml

>0.03 IU/ml

<0.03 IU/ml

UNSATISFACTORY

SATISFACTORY

Investigate cause and put corrective action in place

N/A

Table 6: Testing requirements and interpretation of results for renal dialysis fluid

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Test Required Sample Bottles

Coliforms, Escherichia coli, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Aerobic Colony Counts, environmental mycobacteria

1 x sterile 500 ml plastic bottle containing an appropriate neutraliser to neutralise any residual disinfectant in the water.(The most commonly used neutraliser, which is appropriate for chlorinated or brominated water systems and those using ozone or hydrogen peroxide, is sodium thiosulphate. For mains water and hydrotherapy pools, 18 mg/L sodium thiosulphate should be added. However, for cooling towers, 180 mg/L (i.e. sufficient to neutralise 50 mg chlorine per litre) must be used. If alternative disinfection methods are used, the laboratory should be contacted to obtain the appropriate neutraliser, if one is available.)

Legionella (and other pathogenic bacteria such as Salmonella, Campylobacter and E. coli O157, where required)

1 x sterile 1 litre bottleOr 2 x sterile 500 ml plastic bottles (as above) (See note above regarding neutralisers)

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Test Required Sample Bottles

Endotoxin Designated “Pyrogen-free” containers

Chemical parameters Specific bottles should be requested from laboratory depending on tests required

Table 1: Sample bottles required for the collection of water for different microbiological and chemical analyses

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