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ERNA Gemba Walkround

Infection Control

  • Regular and infectious waste disposed in appropriate containers. Not overfilled

  • Sharp containers should be tightly closed/sealed at 3/4 full

  • Sharps containers present in appropriate locations

  • Hand rub dispenser in every clinical room, patient waiting areas, near the elevators and at each sink available

  • Is there adequate PPE available?

  • Are people trained in the use of PPE? Availability and validity of Mask Fit Test Card

  • Treatment trolleys are clean and organized

  • All the used linens and hamper bags are stored in soiled utility room

  • Food is stored and eaten in designated places

  • Spill kit available and updated

Environment

  • Patient bathrooms have non-slippery surface. Door can be accessed if locked

  • Is adequate lighting in toilet?

  • Are doors locks are working?

  • Female and male toilet signs are clear?

MSDS Checklist

  • List of staff who have competency checkoff

  • CPP: Emergency Hazardous Material Spill Management updated in the folder

  • PPE must be available in the MSDS area

  • HAZMAT area must be separated from other areas of the facility

  • Proper labeling according to hazard rating classification.(Diamond sticker)

  • Safety (officer) contact number visible for any suspected or witnessed release of a hazardous material to the environment

Linen Management (DPP: 30501 /125/30 Ns Patient Linen Management – Nurses Role)

  • A minimum/maximum level for linen requirement per unit is established and should be adhered to

  • Fresh/clean linen is to be stored separate from dirty/used linen

  • Clean linen store is to be secured and preferably locked

  • Daily linen monitoring sheet updated and completed

Medication & Safety

  • Narcotic cupboard double locked

  • Expiry date of stock (included in medication fridge) noted every week

  • Medication room temperature and humidity are monitored and recorded

  • Medication refrigerator temperature maintained 2 to 8 degree °C and recorded

  • No food etc in medication fridge

  • Medication storage areas (room and cart) locked (except when in use)

  • Cassettes are properly labelled with the patient's name of medication and expiry date

  • Medication preparation area is clean, good lighting and closed

  • Updated stock medication list

  • Drug Formulary

  • Approved Abbreviations list /Floor Stock medication policy available

  • Any product used on patient (external/internal) to be labelled with date when opened

  • Proper disposal of medication waste

  • LASA and HAM poster updated.

Medical Equipment

  • Clinical Equipment (Biomed): Clean

  • All equipment has label

  • Last service date (PPM)

  • Tag if out of order equipment

  • List of biomedical equipment inventory is accessible

  • Oxygen tanks are stored in appropriate holders

  • Keep oxygen tank out of entrance ways and walkways

  • Empty cylinders separate from full

  • Daily room check list is updated and maintained

POCT

  • Control solutions labelled with date of opening and in date

  • POCT Consumables stored in accordance to PCLM recommendations

  • QC done and results recorded daily

  • POCT (Glucose, urine, pregnancy test, etc) competencies list is updated

Disaster & Safety

  • Station/telephones (either poster or label on phone): Emergency: X 22222

  • Color code emergencies posted

  • Radiation safety officer name and contact details

  • KFMC safety officer name and contact details

Accreditation Documents

  • Read and sign folder (Polices updated)

  • Infection control Manual

  • Disaster plans and manuals

  • Safety/Equipment manual

  • Lab guidelines

  • Quality Board – Location/Contents

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