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Hi Cindy
We have migrated to UV technology to address the issue of ‘disinfecting’ all
those things that would be nigh on impossible to otherwise address. Pockets
are among these – we certainly could not effectively address trouser pockets
given they are cleaned in environments beyond our control.
Kind regards
David
David Mallyon-Potter
In capacity as Clinical & Operational Risk Manager – Sarina Aged Care Ltd
Joffe (she/her/hers)
pockets and IPC risks
Hi,
Any information or assistance regarding the use of a “nurse pocket” to
assist staff with holding pens, keys, phones etc. The broader question, if
these are not approved for use right now, is what is the alternative for
staff carrying items such as access passes, keys, work phones etc. Not sure
we want staff using actual pant pockets, this would be a greater infection
risk, would it?
The ones in question, are pictured below and are not wipeable.
Any solutions or a different brand that is wipeable would be appreciated.
Thank you for your assistance.
Kind Regards,
Cindy
Cindy Joffe (she/her/hers)
General Manager – Quality
Quality & Innovation
619 St. Kilda Rd, Melbourne, Victoria 3004
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