GROUP 2

INFECTION PREVENTION FOR CONSTRUCTION AND

RENOVATION PLANNING IN THE OPERATING ROOM
 TEAM MEMBERS
 NUR HASMIZAH CHE
HAMZAH
 LORITA STEPHEN
 THEN MEI NEE
 OLIFIA ANAK SKUDAN
 NORHAFIZAH STOH
1. TRAFFIC PATTERN
2.SEPARATION OF CLEAN/STERILE
EQUIPMENT FROM CONTAMINATED
EQUIPMENT
3. SEPARATE PATIENT FROM
CONSTRUCTION SITE.
4. MINIMIZE SURGERY DURING
CONSTRUCTION (PLAN FOR OT LIST)
5. THE SEWAGE SYSTEM REMAIN
FUNCTIONING WELL EVEN IN
CONTRUCTION ENVIRONTMENT.
 TRAFFIC PATERN
 GIVE INSTRUCTION TO ALL
PERSONNEL TO FOLLOW THE
TRAFFIC PATTERN DURING
CONSTRUCTION AS PLANNED
EXAMPLE:
 FOLLOW RIGHT OPERATING ROOM
DOOR AND RIGHT PORTION WHILE
OPERATING THEATRE UNDER
CONSTRUCTION.
2.SEPARATION OF CLEAN/STERILE
EQUIPMENT FROM CONTAMINATED
EQUIPMENT
 PUT CLEAN /STERILE SIGNAGE IN
FRONT OPERATING ROOM DOOR.
 DON’T PUT STERILE EQUIPMENT
TOGETHER WITH CONSTRUCTION
EQUIPMENT IN ONE ROOM
SEPARATE PATIENT FROM CONSTRUCTION SITE.

 TRANSPORTING PATIENT THROUGH THE

RIGHT TRAFFIC, WHICH IS DIFFERENT
FROM CONSTRUCTION WAY ESPECIALLY
PATIENT AFTER SURGERY.
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MINIMIZE SURGERY DURING CONSTRUCTION (PLAN FOR OT LIST)

 PLAN FOR ELECTIVE LIST WITH SURGEON

AND ANAESTHESIA PROVIDER DURING
CONSTRUCTION TO MINIMIZE RISK OF
INFECTION
THE SEWAGE SYSTEM REMAIN FUNCTIONING WELL EVEN IN CONTRUCTION ENVIRONTMENT.

 TO PREVENT RISK OF INFECTION INSIDE

THE OPERATING ROOM, SEWAGE SYSTEM
NEED TO REMAIN FUNCTIONING
EXAMPLE CLINICAL WASTE DISPOSED
PROPERLY.