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Guideline for Applied Hygiene in Dialysis Units

of: Working Group for Applied Hygiene in Dialysis Units (Ed.)

Pabst Science Publishers, 2009

ISBN: 9783899675771 , 193 Pages

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Guideline for Applied Hygiene in Dialysis Units


 

Table of Content

6

Preface to the 2nd Edition

12

Additional preface to the translated 2nd Edition 2008 in English

14

1 Introduction

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1.1 Goals, Structure and Working Method of the Working Group

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1.2 Purpose

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1.3 Usage and Assessment

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1.4 Quality and Hygiene

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2 Legal Basis

27

2.1 Definition of Responsibilities

27

2.2 Responsible Organisation

28

2.3 Equality of Occupational Health and Patient Safety

28

2.4 Biological Agents Ordinance ( BioStoffV)

29

2.5 The Hygiene Plan

32

3 Structural Requirements

37

3.1 Goal and Rationale

37

3.2 Space Required

37

3.3 Room Set-up and Installations

41

3.4 Sanitary Facilities

41

3.5 Requirements on the Indoor Air

42

3.6 Sewage System

42

4 Medical and Technological Requirements in Haemodialysis

44

4.1 Goal and Rationale

44

4.2 Water Purification

44

4.3 Dialysis Machines

47

5 Staff requirements

52

5.1 Goal and Rationale

52

5.2 Staffing Structure

52

5.3 Initial and Annual Instruction

53

6 Requirements for the Organisation

56

6.1 Goal and Rationale

56

6.2 General Hygiene

56

6.3 Water and Solutions for Haemodialysis Procedures

79

6.4 Monitoring and Evaluation of Permeate and Dialysis Fluids

81

6.5 Disinfection Measures for the Fluid Pathway and the Dialysis Machines

86

7 Particular Aspects of Hygiene in Dialysis Treatment

92

7.1 Vascular access

92

7.2 Home Dialysis Treatment

103

7.3 Special Epidemiological Aspects

109

8 Catering

145

8.1 Goal and Rationale

145

8.2 Hygienic Requirements for the Supply of Food to Patients

145

8.3 Requirements on Staff

146

8.4 Requirements on Staff Hygiene

148

8.5 Hygienic Requirements regarding Structural and Organisational Conditions

149

8.6 Hygienic Requirements for Handling Foodstuffs

151

9 Waste Management

154

9.1 Goal and Rationale

154

9.2 Legal Basis and Recommendations for Waste Management

154

9.3 Type and Origin of Wastes

154

9.4 Classification of Waste Types

156

10 Examination of the Effectiveness of Disinfection Procedures for Dialysis Machines

160

11 Check Lists and Forms

161

11.1 Home Haemodialysis

161

11.2 Peritoneal Dialysis – Preconditions and Operation

163

11.3 Quality Requirements for Drinking Water and Permeate

165

11.4 Letter to Communal Water Suppliers

167

11.5 Return of Dialysis Machines from Patients with Blood- Transmissible Viral Infections

168

11.6 HBV Diagnostics

169

11.7 HCV Diagnostics

171

11.8 Post Exposure Prophylaxis ( PEP) for Staff

172

11.9 Indication for the Initiation of Pharma-cotherapy as Post Exposure Prophylaxis ( PEP) in Case of Exposure to HIV

173

11.10 HBV Post Exposure Prophylaxis ( PEP) for Staff after Presumable Contact with HBV- Containing Material

173

11.11 HCV Post Exposure Prophylaxis ( PEP) for Staff

174

11.12 Hygiene Measures during Infectious Illnesses

175

11.13 Information Sheet for MRSA Patients

178

11.14 MRSA Infection – Plan for procedure – EXAMPLE142

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11.15 Template for Catering

183

12 Abbreviations

186