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Hospital Epidemiology &
Infection Prevention
PREVENTINFECTIONS,
SAVELIVES
International Infection
Prevention Week
Nursing Unit Toolkit
Hospital Epidemiology &
Infection Prevention
PREVENTINFECTIONS,
SAVELIVES
Suggestions for Unit Leaders
? During International Infection Prevention Week (Oct 15-21, 2023),
use this toolkit to engage staff in Infection Prevention topics
? Post completed toolkit slides on huddle boards
? Reserve a GloGerm/GlitterBug kit from HEIP (quantities limited)
? Encourage staff to complete the HEIP Staff Education Survey
? Support staff in attending an International Infection Prevention
Week event
? Thank your Infection Preventionist!
Hospital Epidemiology &
Infection Prevention
PREVENTINFECTIONS,
SAVELIVES
PREVENT INFECTIONS,
SAVE LIVES
Hospital Epidemiology &
Infection Prevention
PREVENTINFECTIONS,
SAVELIVES
PREVENT INFECTIONS, SAVE LIVES
CELEBRATE the
FUNDAMENTALS of
O c t o b e r 1 5 - 2 1 , 2 0 2 3
Ip
INFECTION
PREVENTION
HAND
HYGIENE
CLEANING&
DISINFECTION VACCINATION PPE
INJECTION
SAFETY
Hospital Epidemiology &
Infection Prevention
PREVENTINFECTIONS,
SAVELIVES
NURSING UNIT:
FY24 CLABSI #:
FY24 CAUTI #:
FY24 C. DIFF #:
Hospital Epidemiology &
Infection Prevention
PREVENTINFECTIONS,
SAVELIVES
WE ARE FOCUSING ON MAINTAINING:
Checkallthatapply: ? CLABSI ? CAUTI ? C. DIFF
Tactics
We are
focusing on
these HAI
prevention
measures:
(e.g.HandHygiene)
Hospital Epidemiology &
Infection Prevention
PREVENTINFECTIONS,
SAVELIVES
WE ARE FOCUSING ON REDUCING:
Checkallthatapply: ? CLABSI ? CAUTI ? C. DIFF
Tactics
We are
focusing on
these HAI
prevention
measures:
(e.g.HandHygiene)
Hospital Epidemiology &
Infection Prevention
PREVENTINFECTIONS,
SAVELIVES
OUR HAND HYGIENE COMPLIANCE
LAST MONTH WAS:
____________ %
WE ARE:
(check one)
? DOING
GREAT!
? LOOKING TO
IMPROVE
Hospital Epidemiology &
Infection Prevention
PREVENTINFECTIONS,
SAVELIVES
GloGerm Demonstration Instructions
Contact HEIP for supplies (x34343)- 2 days notice required
1. Shake bottle and dispense a dime-sized drop into the palm of one hand
2. Spread completely over both hands, including under nails, around
cuticles, and between fingers, as if applying hand lotion
3. In a dark room, place hands under UV light to view “glowing germs” that
exist before hand washing
4. Clean hands with soap and water
? Scan to watch proper technique:
5. Place hands under UV light
? Hands are very clean if there are no remaining “glowing germs”
? Bright spots show hard-to-clean cracks and crevices
CAUTION: Avoid use on persons with
known skin allergies. Do not allow lotion
to contact clothing as staining may result.
Hospital Epidemiology &
Infection Prevention
PREVENTINFECTIONS,
SAVELIVES
Infection Prevention Tip of the Day
Hospital Epidemiology &
Infection Prevention
PREVENTINFECTIONS,
SAVELIVES
Infection Prevention Tip of the Day
? The single most effective way to prevent the
spread of infections.
? Alcohol-based hand rub kills germs on
hands. Soap and water washes them away.
? Soap and water reduces the amount of
contaminants on your hands.
? Nail maintenance is a key aspect of hand
hygiene.
Hospital Epidemiology &
Infection Prevention
PREVENTINFECTIONS,
SAVELIVES
Infection Prevention Tip of the Day
? Cleaning visible dirt and debris off surfaces is
an essential first step to disinfection and
sterilization.
? Mixing chemicals can be dangerous. Always
follow manufacturer’s instructions for use
(IFU) for the disinfectant you are using.
? Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions
for use (IFU) for the device you are cleaning.
Hospital Epidemiology &
Infection Prevention
PREVENTINFECTIONS,
SAVELIVES
Infection Prevention Tip of the Day
? Vaccination protects the people who receive
them and also those around them.
? It may still be possible to get an infectious
disease even after being vaccinated for it.
? Vaccines can decrease the severity of
illness and the likelihood of hospitalization
and death from the illness.
Hospital Epidemiology &
Infection Prevention
PREVENTINFECTIONS,
SAVELIVES
Infection Prevention Tip of the Day
? Use PPE whenever there is an
expectation of possible exposure to
infectious material.
? Know the sequence of putting on and
taking off PPE to reduce the risk of
contamination.
? Gloves are not a substitute for hand
hygiene.
Hospital Epidemiology &
Infection Prevention
PREVENTINFECTIONS,
SAVELIVES
Infection Prevention Tip of the Day
? Covering coughs and sneezes helps
prevent the spread of germs that cause
serious respiratory illnesses.
? Respiratory season extends beyond
winter. Be prepared 365 days a year.
? Have tools for success: tissues, masks,
soap and water, hand sanitizer, and trash
receptacles.
Hospital Epidemiology &
Infection Prevention
PREVENTINFECTIONS,
SAVELIVES
Infection Prevention Tip of the Day
? Protect yourself from sticks: Use a sharps
device with safety features.
? Prevent bloodborne pathogen transmission:
Clean and disinfect glucometers with every
use.
? Technique matters: Injection safety requires
an aseptic or sterile technique.
Hospital Epidemiology &
Infection Prevention
PREVENTINFECTIONS,
SAVELIVES
International Infection Prevention Week
Hospital Epidemiology & Infection Prevention
? Meet your Infection Preventionists
? Hand Hygiene Campaign Contest
Showcase and Winner Unveiling
? Flu Shots for Staff provided by OHS
? Games, Trivia, and Prizes!
? Take our staff education survey and
receive a prize*!
ScantheQRCode:
*Mustbepresenttowin

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  • 2. Hospital Epidemiology & Infection Prevention PREVENTINFECTIONS, SAVELIVES Suggestions for Unit Leaders ? During International Infection Prevention Week (Oct 15-21, 2023), use this toolkit to engage staff in Infection Prevention topics ? Post completed toolkit slides on huddle boards ? Reserve a GloGerm/GlitterBug kit from HEIP (quantities limited) ? Encourage staff to complete the HEIP Staff Education Survey ? Support staff in attending an International Infection Prevention Week event ? Thank your Infection Preventionist!
  • 3. Hospital Epidemiology & Infection Prevention PREVENTINFECTIONS, SAVELIVES PREVENT INFECTIONS, SAVE LIVES
  • 4. Hospital Epidemiology & Infection Prevention PREVENTINFECTIONS, SAVELIVES PREVENT INFECTIONS, SAVE LIVES CELEBRATE the FUNDAMENTALS of O c t o b e r 1 5 - 2 1 , 2 0 2 3 Ip INFECTION PREVENTION HAND HYGIENE CLEANING& DISINFECTION VACCINATION PPE INJECTION SAFETY
  • 5. Hospital Epidemiology & Infection Prevention PREVENTINFECTIONS, SAVELIVES NURSING UNIT: FY24 CLABSI #: FY24 CAUTI #: FY24 C. DIFF #:
  • 6. Hospital Epidemiology & Infection Prevention PREVENTINFECTIONS, SAVELIVES WE ARE FOCUSING ON MAINTAINING: Checkallthatapply: ? CLABSI ? CAUTI ? C. DIFF Tactics We are focusing on these HAI prevention measures: (e.g.HandHygiene)
  • 7. Hospital Epidemiology & Infection Prevention PREVENTINFECTIONS, SAVELIVES WE ARE FOCUSING ON REDUCING: Checkallthatapply: ? CLABSI ? CAUTI ? C. DIFF Tactics We are focusing on these HAI prevention measures: (e.g.HandHygiene)
  • 8. Hospital Epidemiology & Infection Prevention PREVENTINFECTIONS, SAVELIVES OUR HAND HYGIENE COMPLIANCE LAST MONTH WAS: ____________ % WE ARE: (check one) ? DOING GREAT! ? LOOKING TO IMPROVE
  • 9. Hospital Epidemiology & Infection Prevention PREVENTINFECTIONS, SAVELIVES GloGerm Demonstration Instructions Contact HEIP for supplies (x34343)- 2 days notice required 1. Shake bottle and dispense a dime-sized drop into the palm of one hand 2. Spread completely over both hands, including under nails, around cuticles, and between fingers, as if applying hand lotion 3. In a dark room, place hands under UV light to view “glowing germs” that exist before hand washing 4. Clean hands with soap and water ? Scan to watch proper technique: 5. Place hands under UV light ? Hands are very clean if there are no remaining “glowing germs” ? Bright spots show hard-to-clean cracks and crevices CAUTION: Avoid use on persons with known skin allergies. Do not allow lotion to contact clothing as staining may result.
  • 10. Hospital Epidemiology & Infection Prevention PREVENTINFECTIONS, SAVELIVES Infection Prevention Tip of the Day
  • 11. Hospital Epidemiology & Infection Prevention PREVENTINFECTIONS, SAVELIVES Infection Prevention Tip of the Day ? The single most effective way to prevent the spread of infections. ? Alcohol-based hand rub kills germs on hands. Soap and water washes them away. ? Soap and water reduces the amount of contaminants on your hands. ? Nail maintenance is a key aspect of hand hygiene.
  • 12. Hospital Epidemiology & Infection Prevention PREVENTINFECTIONS, SAVELIVES Infection Prevention Tip of the Day ? Cleaning visible dirt and debris off surfaces is an essential first step to disinfection and sterilization. ? Mixing chemicals can be dangerous. Always follow manufacturer’s instructions for use (IFU) for the disinfectant you are using. ? Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions for use (IFU) for the device you are cleaning.
  • 13. Hospital Epidemiology & Infection Prevention PREVENTINFECTIONS, SAVELIVES Infection Prevention Tip of the Day ? Vaccination protects the people who receive them and also those around them. ? It may still be possible to get an infectious disease even after being vaccinated for it. ? Vaccines can decrease the severity of illness and the likelihood of hospitalization and death from the illness.
  • 14. Hospital Epidemiology & Infection Prevention PREVENTINFECTIONS, SAVELIVES Infection Prevention Tip of the Day ? Use PPE whenever there is an expectation of possible exposure to infectious material. ? Know the sequence of putting on and taking off PPE to reduce the risk of contamination. ? Gloves are not a substitute for hand hygiene.
  • 15. Hospital Epidemiology & Infection Prevention PREVENTINFECTIONS, SAVELIVES Infection Prevention Tip of the Day ? Covering coughs and sneezes helps prevent the spread of germs that cause serious respiratory illnesses. ? Respiratory season extends beyond winter. Be prepared 365 days a year. ? Have tools for success: tissues, masks, soap and water, hand sanitizer, and trash receptacles.
  • 16. Hospital Epidemiology & Infection Prevention PREVENTINFECTIONS, SAVELIVES Infection Prevention Tip of the Day ? Protect yourself from sticks: Use a sharps device with safety features. ? Prevent bloodborne pathogen transmission: Clean and disinfect glucometers with every use. ? Technique matters: Injection safety requires an aseptic or sterile technique.
  • 17. Hospital Epidemiology & Infection Prevention PREVENTINFECTIONS, SAVELIVES International Infection Prevention Week Hospital Epidemiology & Infection Prevention ? Meet your Infection Preventionists ? Hand Hygiene Campaign Contest Showcase and Winner Unveiling ? Flu Shots for Staff provided by OHS ? Games, Trivia, and Prizes! ? Take our staff education survey and receive a prize*! ScantheQRCode: *Mustbepresenttowin