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    HI everyone
    ID team have just recommended that we isolate in contact precautions an ICU patient with a sensitive Acinetobacter Baumannii in his sputum . Currently we only isolate and used contact transmission based precautions for multi resistant Acinetobacter Species.
    The NHMRC guidelines do not include this pathogen in Section 6.4 Type and duration of precautions for specific infections and conditions .

    Until now we have always managed this pathogen using standard precautions when it is sensitive and in contact precautions when resistant.

    Can you let you how you manage patients with this pathogen in your hospital? Do you include this pathogen in your transmission based precautions guidelines?
    Regards

    Cate Coffey
    RN BaAScN MPH&TM Grad Cert Infection Control Nursing
    Clinical Nurse Manager

    Central Australia Health Service
    Department of Health
    Northern Territory Government

    Infection Prevention and Control Unit
    Alice Springs Hospital
    PO Box 2234, Alice Springs, NT 0871
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    Hi Cate,
    Unless it is an MRAB, we manage with standard precautions even in ICU. Perhaps you might ask the Intensivist his reasons for isolating? Often they just see Acinetobacter baumanii and isolate without realising it’s not multiresistant? (Apologies if you’ve already done that).
    Regards,
    Rita
    Clinical Nurse Consultant | Infection Control
    Hornsby Ku ring gai Health Service, Palmerston Road, Hornsby NSW 2076
    Tel (02) 94856581 | Rita.Roy@health.nsw.gov.au
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    HI everyone
    ID team have just recommended that we isolate in contact precautions an ICU patient with a sensitive Acinetobacter Baumannii in his sputum . Currently we only isolate and used contact transmission based precautions for multi resistant Acinetobacter Species.
    The NHMRC guidelines do not include this pathogen in Section 6.4 Type and duration of precautions for specific infections and conditions .

    Until now we have always managed this pathogen using standard precautions when it is sensitive and in contact precautions when resistant.

    Can you let you how you manage patients with this pathogen in your hospital? Do you include this pathogen in your transmission based precautions guidelines?
    Regards

    Cate Coffey
    RN BaAScN MPH&TM Grad Cert Infection Control Nursing
    Clinical Nurse Manager

    Central Australia Health Service
    Department of Health
    Northern Territory Government

    Infection Prevention and Control Unit
    Alice Springs Hospital
    PO Box 2234, Alice Springs, NT 0871
    cate.coffey@nt.gov.au

    t. 08 8951 7737
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    #77720
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    Good morning Cate and Rita,

    It would be best to discuss with the ID Team the reason for requesting isolation due to the nature of Acinetobacter and its ability to become resistant quickly. The person might have been treated with broad spectrum antimicrobials adding to the risk.
    Acinetobacter has been associated with many outbreaks in ICUs across the world and is very hard to eradicate once in a unit.

    Kind regards
    Marlize

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    Hi Cate,
    Unless it is an MRAB, we manage with standard precautions even in ICU. Perhaps you might ask the Intensivist his reasons for isolating? Often they just see Acinetobacter baumanii and isolate without realising it’s not multiresistant? (Apologies if you’ve already done that).
    Regards,
    Rita
    Clinical Nurse Consultant | Infection Control
    Hornsby Ku ring gai Health Service, Palmerston Road, Hornsby NSW 2076
    Tel (02) 94856581 | Rita.Roy@health.nsw.gov.au
    http://www.health.nsw.gov.au

    Click here to visit the Infection Prevention and Control page on the Intranet

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    HI everyone
    ID team have just recommended that we isolate in contact precautions an ICU patient with a sensitive Acinetobacter Baumannii in his sputum . Currently we only isolate and used contact transmission based precautions for multi resistant Acinetobacter Species.
    The NHMRC guidelines do not include this pathogen in Section 6.4 Type and duration of precautions for specific infections and conditions .

    Until now we have always managed this pathogen using standard precautions when it is sensitive and in contact precautions when resistant.

    Can you let you how you manage patients with this pathogen in your hospital? Do you include this pathogen in your transmission based precautions guidelines?
    Regards

    Cate Coffey
    RN BaAScN MPH&TM Grad Cert Infection Control Nursing
    Clinical Nurse Manager

    Central Australia Health Service
    Department of Health
    Northern Territory Government

    Infection Prevention and Control Unit
    Alice Springs Hospital
    PO Box 2234, Alice Springs, NT 0871
    cate.coffey@nt.gov.au

    t. 08 8951 7737
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    #77721
    Jayne OConnor
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    Hi Cate,

    we only isolate and initiate contact precautions if the Acinetobacter is multi drug resistant, maybe question the ID physician as he may have another reason for isolation?
    Would be interested to know their response. Good luck

    Jayne

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    HI everyone
    ID team have just recommended that we isolate in contact precautions an ICU patient with a sensitive Acinetobacter Baumannii in his sputum . Currently we only isolate and used contact transmission based precautions for multi resistant Acinetobacter Species.
    The NHMRC guidelines do not include this pathogen in Section 6.4 Type and duration of precautions for specific infections and conditions .

    Until now we have always managed this pathogen using standard precautions when it is sensitive and in contact precautions when resistant.

    Can you let you how you manage patients with this pathogen in your hospital? Do you include this pathogen in your transmission based precautions guidelines?
    Regards

    Cate Coffey
    RN BaAScN MPH&TM Grad Cert Infection Control Nursing
    Clinical Nurse Manager

    Central Australia Health Service
    Department of Health
    Northern Territory Government

    Infection Prevention and Control Unit
    Alice Springs Hospital
    PO Box 2234, Alice Springs, NT 0871
    cate.coffey@nt.gov.au

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    #77722
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    Dear my Respected Colleagues
    Acinetobacter have the intrinsic ability to turned resistant very quickly so , contact isolation precautions would be recommended from day 1 admission …..to avoid un intended outbreaks
    Thank you
    Dr Asmaa HagagInfection control consultant ,CICKing Abdullah Medical CitySaudi Arabia

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    Hi Cate,

    we only isolate and initiate contact precautions if the Acinetobacter is multi drug resistant, maybe question the ID physician as he may have another reason for isolation?
    Would be interested to know their response. Good luck

    Jayne

    Jayne O’Connor RN ,BSc.,Inf.Cont
    IPC Co-Ordinator
    Sydney Adventist Hospital | 185 Fox Valley Road, Wahroonga, NSW 2076

    p: +61 2 9480 9732| f:+612 9470 8052| m: +61 0406 752685 | e: jayne.oconnor@sah.org.au
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    HI everyone
    ID team have just recommended that we isolate in contact precautions an ICU patient with a sensitive Acinetobacter Baumannii in his sputum . Currently we only isolate and used contact transmission based precautions for multi resistant Acinetobacter Species.
    The NHMRC guidelines do not include this pathogen in Section 6.4Type and duration of precautions for specific infections and conditions .

    Until now we have always managed this pathogen using standard precautions when it is sensitive and in contact precautions when resistant.

    Can you let you how you manage patients with this pathogen in your hospital? Do you include this pathogen in your transmission based precautions guidelines?
    Regards

    Cate Coffey
    RN BaAScN MPH&TM Grad Cert Infection Control Nursing
    Clinical Nurse Manager

    Central Australia Health Service
    Department of Health
    Northern Territory Government

    Infection Prevention and Control Unit
    Alice Springs Hospital
    PO Box 2234, Alice Springs, NT 0871
    cate.coffey@nt.gov.au

    t. 08 8951 7737
    http://www.health.nt.gov.au

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