Title Page
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Site conducted
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Ward and Facility Name
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Prepared by
- Patient MRN
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MRN:
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Surgeon:
Surgery
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Type of surgery:
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Was the surgery a large joint replacement involving insertion of prosthetic, or an allograft material internal fixation of large bone fractures ?
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Was the surgery a Total Knee replacement
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Was the Surgery a Total Hip replacement
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Other joint replacement
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Was the surgery an allograft material internal fixation of large bone fractures ?
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Was an AB given within 60 mins before surgical incision?
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Was IV Cefazolin 2g given? (30mg/kg for a child)
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Does the patient have an allergy to Cefazolin or severe allergy to Penicillin?
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Was Vancomycin 15mg/kg given as monotherapy as per TG?
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Was Vancomycin given in conjunction with another antibiotic?
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Please state other antibiotics administered:
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Does the patient have an active infection with cultures indicating administered antibiotic is the most appropriate treatment?
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If Vancomycin not given, please state which antibiotic administered:
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Is there documentation to indicate that the patient has an active infection? (eg Doctors progress notes or cultures indicating prescribed antibiotic is the most appropriate treatment?)
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Does the patient have an active infection with cultures indicating the antibiotic administered is the most appropriate for treatment?
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Please state antibiotic given:
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Please state antibiotic administered:
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Was any other type of AB used?
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Was IV Vancomycin 15mg/kg given?
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If not Vancomycin please state which AB was given:
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Does the patient have an active infection with cultures indicating administered antibiotic is the most appropriate treatment?
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Was the patient colonised or infected with MRSA? (Positive cultures)
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Is the patient at risk of being colonised or infected with MRSA? (Please check- high risk factors listed from the Therapeutic Guidelines, or other please state)
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Return to OT following joint arthroplasty procedure
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Early revision
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Previous history of colonisation or infection with MRSA
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Residence in an area with a high prevalence of MRSA (eg Northern Territory; remote communities in northern Queensland; regions north of metropolitan Perth in Western Australia, especially the Kimberly and Pilbara)
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Frequent stays, or a current prolonged stay, in a hospital with a high prevalence of MRSA, particularly if associated with antibiotic exposure or recent surgery
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Residence in an aged-care facility with a high prevalence of MRSA, particularly if the patient has had multiple courses of antibiotics
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Current residence, or residence in the past 12 months, in a correctional facility.
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Does the patient have an active infection with cultures indicating Vancomycin is the most appropriate treatment?
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Other orthopaedic surgery (Not large joint replacement or or an allograft material internal fixation of large bone fractures)
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Please state procedure performed:
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Were prophylactic antibiotics administered?
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Please state antibiotic given:
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Is there documentation to indicate that the patient has an active infection? (eg Doctors progress notes or cultures indicating prescribed antibiotic is the most appropriate treatment?)
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If other indication for antibiotics documented please state:
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Was an AB given within 60 minutes before surgical incision?
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Was IV Cefazolin 2g given?
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Was any other type of AB used?
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Was IV Vancomycin 15mg/kg given as per Therapeutic Guidelines? (For patients colonised with or AT RISK of MRSA)
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Vancomycin was administered against Therapeutic Guidelines
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If not Vancomycin please state which AB was given:
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Is there documentation to indicate that the patient has an active infection? (eg Doctors progress notes or cultures indicating prescribed antibiotic is the most appropriate treatment?)
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Does the patient have an allergy to Cefazolin or severe allergy to Penicillin?
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Is the patient colonised with or AT RISK of MRSA?
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Was the patient given Clindamycin 600mg IV PLUS Gentamycin 2mg/kg IV?
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If no please state which AB was given:
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Was the patient given Vancomycin 15mg/kg IV PLUS Gentamycin 2mg/kg IV?
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If no please state which AB was given:
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Was an AB given within 60 minutes before surgical incision?
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Was IV Cefazolin 2g given? (30mg/kg for a child)
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Was any other type of AB used?
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Was IV Vancomycin 15mg/kg given?
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If not Vancomycin please state which AB was given:
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Is there documentation to indicate that the patient has an active infection? (eg Doctors progress notes or cultures indicating prescribed antibiotic is the most appropriate treatment?)
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Was the patient colonised or infected with MRSA? (Positive cultures)
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Is the patient at risk of being colonised or infected with MRSA? (Please check- high risk factors listed from the Therapeutic Guidelines, or other please state)
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Does the patient have an active infection with cultures indicating Vancomycin is the most appropriate treatment?
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Return to OT or early revision
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Previous history of colonisation or infection with MRSA
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Residence in an area with a high prevalence of MRSA (eg Northern Territory; remote communities in northern Queensland; regions north of metropolitan Perth in Western Australia, especially the Kimberly and Pilbara)
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Frequent stays, or a current prolonged stay, in a hospital with a high prevalence of MRSA, particularly if associated with antibiotic exposure or recent surgery
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Residence in an aged-care facility with a high prevalence of MRSA, particularly if the patient has had multiple courses of antibiotics
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Current residence, or residence in the past 12 months, in a correctional facility.
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Does the patient have an allergy to Cefazolin or severe allergy to Penicillin?
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Was the patient given Vancomycin 15mg/kg IV PLUS Gentamycin 5mg/kg IV?
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If no please state which AB was given:
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Does the patient have an active infection with cultures indicating administered antibiotic is the most appropriate treatment?
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Please state surgical procedure:
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Was an AB given before surgical incision?
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Was IV Cefazolin 2g given?
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Does the patient have an allergy Cefazolin or severe allergy to Penicillin?
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Does the patient have MRSA or AT RISK of MRSA?
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Please state AB given:
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Is the AB given in compliance with Therapeutic Guidelines (
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Is there documentation to indicate that the patient has an active infection? (eg Doctors progress notes or cultures indicating prescribed antibiotic is the most appropriate treatment?)
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Does the patient have MRSA or AT RISK of MRSA?
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Please state AB given:
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Were any other AB given?
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Please state which AB:
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Does the patient have MRSA or AT RISK of MRSA?
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Is the surgery Cataract surgery?
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Was Surgical prophylaxis antibiotics used?
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Was Cephazolin 1mg/0.1ml administered intracamerally (injected into anterior eye chamber) at the end of surgery?
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State type of Antibiotic used:
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Does the patient have allergy to Cephazolin
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Was the surgery greater than 4 hours? <br>
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Was second dose antibiotics given for surgery > 4 hours? (Cephazolin only)
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Was second dose antibiotics given for surgery > 6 hours? (Clindamycin only)
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Was second dose antibiotics given for surgery > 12 hours? (Metronidazole and Vancomycin only)
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No redosing required for Gentamicin
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All other antibiotics please check TG redosing interval requirement
Documentation
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Are allergies listed in patients theatre paperwork?
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Is the antibiotic given appropriate for the weight of the patient?
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AB consideration not given for obese patients (Patients >120 kg should have 3g Cefazolin).
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Other reason, please state:
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Is the route of AB administration correct as per TG (IV or injection into eye)?
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Was the AB used as a graft soak?
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Was the AB used for a washout
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Other (Topical/oral etc) please state:
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Is the indication for use documented for every Antibiotic in the medication chart, (other than prophylactic AB use).
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Has the appropriateness of ALL continued prophylactic antibiotic been reviewed by the surgeon 24 hrs. after initial orders
Consider Engagement
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Did the patient receive information on antibiotic use and resistance eg. QR codes available