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The disinfection supply room is the general logistics of the hospital’s clinical work. It is responsible for the sterilization and supply of various instruments, dressings and other sanitary materials on the clinical frontline. The quality of their work directly affects the safety of patients and the quality of medical care, and may even affect the reputation of the hospital. Therefore, our hospital has adopted effective management measures in both hardware and software to prevent the occurrence of hospital infections.
Sound leadership and management system
The disinfection supply room of our hospital is directly led by the vice president in charge of nursing, and the nursing department and nosocomial infection department provide business guidance, supervision and inspection work. The department is equipped with a quality supervisor and a member of the nosocomial infection team to assist the head nurse in quality inspection of various medical supplies. The staff within the department should have a clear division of labor, but they all help each other and form a complete leadership and management system.
Construction of high-standard hardware facilities
In strict accordance with the requirements of the Ministry of Health's "Hospital Disinfection Supply Room Acceptance Standards", the most reasonable construction has been achieved in terms of construction. The room is located far away from pollution sources and close to clinical departments. It is in a relatively independent and pollution-free area. The three indoor rooms are clearly divided and strictly divided into contaminated area, clean area and sterile area. Adopt forced passage to form a "dirty-clean-sterile" operation route to ensure that the flow of people and logistics does not cross and go backwards. The floors, walls, and roofs are smooth, with placement walls and water-milled rubber floors to facilitate flushing and disinfection, so that no dust falls off. The room is also equipped with ventilation and purification equipment, hot and cold water devices, ultraviolet disinfection facilities, and the purchase of advanced pulsating vacuum pressure sterilizers to eliminate nosocomial infections caused by outdated facilities.
Effective quality control standards
Quality inspection standards for medical supplies and staffing; the nursing department rationally allocates human resources and selects highly qualified and responsible personnel to the supply room. The Nursing Department and the Hospital Infectious Disease Department regularly come to the department to provide business guidance, supervision and inspection work. The department conducts "Three Basics" knowledge examinations for staff every month, regularly learns knowledge about nosocomial infections, improves staff's awareness of disinfection and isolation, and strictly implements various technical operating procedures to prevent the spread of nosocomial infections caused by human factors. There are strict quality control standards for the classification, cleaning, disinfection, packaging and sterilization of various medical supplies. The head nurse and quality inspectors will conduct random inspections at any time during work to ensure the disinfection and sterilization effect of medical supplies.
Bacteria and microbiology testing standards
Environmental microbial testing; indoor hygiene requires wet cleaning twice a day, ultraviolet irradiation for not less than 1 hour a day, and regular disinfection with an ozone disinfection machine. , wipe with disinfectant once a day, sweep once a week, and thoroughly clean every month. Use separate rags and mops for each area and hang them to dry after use. Bacteria and microorganisms in the air and surface of each area are tested regularly. The number of bacteria in the air and surface of each area is within the normal range, and there is no exceedance.
Microbial testing of disinfectants; the disinfectants used in our department have been strictly tested by the Drug Inspection Department of the hospital. In order to ensure the disinfection effect during use, the disinfectants are prepared immediately, especially It is a chlorine-containing disinfectant. Because it is volatile, chemical testing must be carried out daily. Biological testing solution, its bacterial content
Testing of sterile items; the Infectious Disease Department of the hospital sends personnel to the department from time to time to sample sterile items. Microorganisms must not be detected in the items after sterilization.
Testing standards for disinfection and sterilization equipment
Testing of ultraviolet lamps; in order to ensure the effective performance of ultraviolet lamps, daily testing, intensity testing, and biological testing are adopted for ultraviolet lamps . Strictly follow the principles of use and maintenance of lamps. The contents of daily testing include the usage time of the lamp, the cumulative exposure time and the user's signature.
Intensity testing is carried out once a quarter, and the intensity of new lamps is guaranteed to be no less than 100 μW/cm2, and the intensity of lamps in use is no less than 7 μW/cm2. Biological testing is performed when necessary.
To test the effectiveness of pressure sterilizers, our hospital uses pulsating vacuum pressure steam sterilizers. Conduct B-D test before sterilization every day to ensure that there is no residual cold air in the cabinet. Conduct process inspection for each pot and keep records. Each package undergoes chemical testing, monthly biological testing using Bacillus stearothermophilus spore tablets, and weekly sterilizer maintenance.
Due to effective management and quality inspection measures, nosocomial infections caused by substandard disinfection items have never occurred in our hospital. In our daily work, we will continue to work hard to make more and better achievements in the hospital's logistics work and ensure the safety of hospital infections and patient lives. Personal summary of the disinfection supply room 2
In XX, under the direct leadership of the hospital leaders and the nursing department, focusing on clinical needs and ensuring medical safety as the goal, we paid attention to the relationship between hospital infections and the supply room, and continuously improved nursing care. quality. To meet the supply of clinical sterile items and conscientiously perform the work responsibilities of the sterilization supply room, the department's one-year work is summarized as follows
1. Strengthen department management and establish and improve various rules and regulations
Implement job responsibilities, conscientiously implement the three industry standards for the disinfection supply room, and formulate organizational management work processes and equipment reception work processes based on the requirements of the 2016 job training.
2. Strengthen the quality management of sterile items and implement full-process quality control
1. Pay attention to the cleaning and packaging quality of instruments, and strictly implement recycling, classification, and packaging of reusable instruments. The workflow of cleaning, disinfection, drying, inspection, packaging, and sterilization includes packaging and verification of each equipment package, and inventory of equipment and items placed in some packages to facilitate verification by both parties and reduce the loss of items. Promptly rectify problems found during work.
2. Strictly implement the monitoring system, monitor the records of the traceability process of cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization quality, and keep various monitoring records as required.
3. Strictly implement the operating procedures of the sterilizer and conduct physical, chemical and biological monitoring of the sterilized items. The sterilization pass rate is 100.
4. Standardize the management of foreign devices and implanted items, and formulate a registration and handover system for foreign devices. Through centralized cleaning and sterilization management of foreign instruments and implants, medical safety is improved and patient safety is ensured.
3. Adhere to the system of collection and delivery, communicate with clinical departments, improve work in a timely manner, expand service projects, and meet clinical needs.
1. Plastic packaging of some infrequently used instruments can extend the validity period, reduce clinical workload, and return nurses’ time to patients.
2. Take the initiative to call the clinical department to inquire about clinically needed items and replace them in time to avoid forgetting to replace spare items due to busy clinical work and affecting work needs.
3. Develop various cotton ball bags according to work needs to meet clinical needs.
4. Pay attention to the training of department personnel
1. Develop an annual learning plan and break down the three industry standards of the disinfection supply room into monthly learning content. Questions are asked regularly and the learning content is assessed once every six months.
2. Training on equipment safety operation and common troubleshooting was conducted in the first half of the year.
3. The department sent one person to Guiyang for disinfection supply job training.
5. Pay attention to the management of hospital infections, promptly cooperate with the work of the hospital's infectious disease department, and improve safety and personal protection awareness. There will be no occupational exposure throughout the year and no disinfection and sterilization of the supply room.
Shortcomings in the work
1. Manual records implement traceability requirements, the recording content of the cleaning process and the use of sterile items are missing, and traceability is incomplete.
2. The staff has insufficient professional knowledge and lacks forward-looking safety awareness.