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InfectionPreventionandControlinHomeCareandHospice:
CommonComplianceIssuesPresentedby:MaryMcGoldrick,MS,RN,CRNIÒ
HomeCareandHospiceConsultantHomeHealthSystems,Inc.
www.webbertraining.com July9,2020
Objectives
Attheconclusionofthiswebinar,theparticipantwillbeableto:§ Recognizecommonproblemsandinfectionpreventionchallengesrelatedtoprovidingcareinthehomesetting.
§ Describemethodstoimplementinfectionpreventionandcontrolstrategiesinthehome.
§MoreeffectivelyprepareforahomecareandhospiceCMSandaccreditingorganizationsurvey.
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FederalRegulations:HomeHealth&HospiceConditionsofParticipation
§ §484.70HomeHealthCoP:Infectionpreventionandcontrol.§ §418.60HospiceCoP:Infectionpreventionandcontrol.
§ (a)Standard:Prevention.TheHHAmustfollowacceptedstandardsofpractice,includingtheuseofstandardprecautions,topreventthetransmissionofinfectionsandcommunicablediseases.
§ (b)Standard:Control.Maintainacoordinatedagency-wideprogramforthesurveillance,identification,prevention,control,andinvestigationofinfectiousandcommunicablediseasesthatisanintegralpartoftheQAPIprogram.Theinfectioncontrolprogrammustinclude:§ (1)Amethodforidentifyinginfectiousandcommunicablediseaseproblems;and§ (2)Aplanfortheappropriateactionsthatareexpectedtoresultinimprovementanddiseaseprevention.
§ (c)Standard:Education.TheHHAmustprovideinfectioncontroleducationtostaff,patients,andcaregiver(s).
Source:CentersforMedicare&MedicaidServices(CMS).(Jan.13,2017).ConditionsofParticipationforHomeHealthAgencies.FederalRegister,82(9),4504-4591.
CentersforMedicareandMedicaidServices(CMS).(June5,2008).ConditionsofParticipationforHospices. FederalRegister,73(109),32008-32220.
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FREQUENTLY CITED JOINT COMMISION HOME CARE STANDARDS
Source:TheJointCommission.(2020).TheJointCommissionPerspectives,40(4),13.4
TheHomeCareNursingBag
§Uniqueaspectofcareinthehome
§Noncriticalitem§ Fomiteforpotentiallypathogenicorganisms
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TheNursingBagasaFomiteforPathogenicMicroorganisms
§Outsidenurses’bags:§ 83.6%positiveforhumanpathogens;15.9%MDROs
§ Insidenurses’bag:§ 48.4%positiveforhumanpathogens;6.3%MDROs
§ Patientcareequipmentinsidenurses’bags:§ 43.7%positiveforhumanpathogens;5.6%MDROs
Source:Bakunas-Kenneley,I.,Madigan,L.(2009).Infectionpreventionand control inhomehealthcare:Thenurse'sbag.AmericanJournalofInfectionControl,37(8),687-8.
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“BagTechnique”:BestPractices
§Whennottobringinthehome§ Handhygiene§ Bagplacement:
§ Inthehome§ Duringinterimstorage
§ Routinesanitizing:§ Exterior§ Interior
§Managementofequipmentandsupplies:§ Storedinthebag§ Removedfromthebag
Source:McGoldrick,M.(2020).CleaningandDisinfection.HomeCareInfectionPreventionandControlProgram.
McGoldrick,M.(2019).Nursingbagsmanufacturedwithembeddedantimicrobials.HomeHealthcareNow,37(3),178-179;
McGoldrick,M.(2017).Bestpracticesforhomecare“bagtechnique”andtheuseofsurfacebarriers.HomeHealthcareNow, 35(9),478-484.
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COVID-19BagContents
• Personalprotectiveequipment• Disinfectantwipes• Surfacebarriers• Paperbags• Handhygienesupplies• Supplementaryitems:• Single-useitems• Reusableitems
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“BagTechnique”:CommonComplianceIssues
§ Handhygiene§ Personalprotectiveequipment§ Surfacebarrier
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HandHygiene:CommonComplianceIssues
• Indications• Technique• Productusageandstorage• Otherconsiderations
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IndicationsforPerformingHandHygiene:CommonComplianceIssues
Staff:• Beforeandafterhavingdirect
contactwithpatient• BeforedonningPPE• Beforeperforminganaseptic
procedure• Aftercontactwithpatient’s
immediateenvironment• Aftercontactwithbloodbody
fluids,orcontaminatedsurfaces• AfterremovingPPE
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Patientsreceivingfacility-basedhospicecare:• Beforemeals• Aftertoileting
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HandHygieneTechnique:CommonComplianceIssues
§ Soapandwater:§ Rubhandstogethervigorouslyforaminimumof20secondscoveringallsurfaces
§ Handdrying§ Usetoweltoturnofffaucet/tap
§ Alcohol-basedhandhygieneproduct:§ Coverallsurfacesofhands&fingers,untilhandsaredry
§WHOhandhygienetechniqueMcGoldrick,M.(2017).Handhygieneinthehomesetting:
Techniquematters. HomeHealthcareNow,35(9),454-455.
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HandHygieneProductUsageandStorage:CommonComplianceIssues
§ Handlotionorcreamaccess§ Partiallyemptycontainer§ Productused§ Alcohol-basedhandhygiene:
§ Storagelocation§ Expirationdating§Whennottouse
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“Other”HandHygieneCommonComplianceIssues
Policies:§ Rings§ Jewelry§Nailpolish§ Artificialnails§Nailtiplength§ Skincondition§ Bandagesandsplints
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DisinfectionComplianceIssues
• Surfacedisinfectiontechnique:• Vitalsignequipment• Bloodpressurecuff• Scale
• Point-of-caretestingequipment:• CoaguChekmachine
• ElectronicequipmentSource:McGoldrick,M.(2016).Prothrombinmonitoring:
Cleaninganddisinfectingprothrombinmonitoringequipment.HomeHealthcareNow,34(10),574;McGoldrick,M.(2016).Preventingcontaminationofportablecomputers.HomeHealthcareNow,34(4),221;
McGoldrick,M.(2016).Preventingthetransferofpathogenicorganismsfromtheuseofamobilephone.HomeHealthcareNow,34(1),45.
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InfectionPreventionAndControlBreachesCapturingThePatient’sSignature
• Patient’sskincontamination:• Tablet/laptop’smousepad/mobilephone
surfacesnotcleanedanddisinfectedpriortodirectcontactbythepatient
• Styletnotcleanedanddisinfectedpriortothepatient’suse
• Handhygienenotperformedaftercontact
• Equipmentcontamination:• Mobiledeviceplaceddirectlyona
surfaceinthehomeandnocleaninganddisinfectingafteruse
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HomeCareDisinfection:CommonComplianceIssues
• Storage:• Repackaging• Temperature• Closure
• Productselected:• Antisepticvs.disinfectant
• Personalprotectiveequipment:• Skincontact
• FirstaidSource:McGoldrick,M.(2016).Protectingthestaffwhenusingdisinfectantsinthe
home. HomeHealthcareNow,34(9),523.
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CompanionAnimalsintheHomeSetting
§ Domesticcompanionanimals:§ Dogs§ Cats
Source:McGoldrick,M.(2020).Methicillin-resistantStaphylococcusaureustransmissioninthehome.HomeHealthcareNow,38(2),360-361.
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COVID-19:FocusedInfectionControlSurveys
§ EffectivenessoftheInfectionPreventionandControlProgram(IPCP)§ IPCPpoliciesandprocedures§ Surveillanceactivities§ ImplementationofStandardandTransmission-BasedPrecautions§Qualityofpatientcarepractices,includingpatientswithCOVID-19§ Patient,familyandstaffeducation§ Staffhealthmonitoringandscreeningpractices§ Emergencymanagementpoliciesaddressingstaffingissues
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Summary
§ Commoninfectionpreventionandcontrolfindingsidentifiedduringhomecareandhospicesurveys
§ Infectionpreventionandcontrolstrategiestopreventcommonsurveycomplianceissuesinthehome
§ Continuetoself-assessandimprovetheinfectionpreventionandcontrolprogram
§Mostimportantly,preventinfectionsinbothstaffandhomecareandhospicepatients
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Questions?
MaryMcGoldrick,MS,RN,CRNIÒ
HomeCareandHospiceConsultantHomeHealthSystems,Inc.Phone:(800)961-7122Fax:(800)649-0017
E-mail:[email protected]:HomeCareandHospice.com
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