Aged Care Infection Prevention and Control Guide (2024)
Chapter 1: Governance, the IPC system and roles – Aged Care Infection Prevention and Control Guide (2024)

Aged Care Infection Prevention and Control Guide (2024) g-environment: Account for care environment hazards and equipment in the IPC system

Organisations consider the minimum environmental requirements for infection control, proactively identify hazards in the built environment such as contaminants and disruptions to water, power, fire safety or supplies and put them in risk registers. In home and community care, workers assess hazards such as exposure to blood and body fluids, contaminated equipment, linen and waste, unsafe food handling, mould and animals, and adapt the principles to rural and remote settings with the supplies and escalation plan needed.

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