Title Page
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UCLA SMH INFECTION PREVENTION CLINICAL PHARMACIES
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Personnel
HAND HYGIENE
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Before hood cleaning
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After hood cleaning
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Before compounding
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After compounding
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Other
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
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PPE for compounding (Shoe covers, head cover, surgical mask, gown, sterile gloves) properly worn.
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Sterile gloves doffed when exit the compounding area & hand hygiene performed.
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Hand hygiene performed, PPE donned in segregated compounding area, sterile gloves donned.
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Correct PPE used for cleaning hood
STERILE TECHNIQUE Including Hood Cleaning
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Cleaning log properly maintained.
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If gloves become contaminated while working in the compounding area, gloves are disinfected with 70% isopropyl alcohol.
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Sterile water for cleaning not open >24h.
ENVIRONMENTAL HYGIENE
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Waste contained (includes any type of waste, receptacles not overflowing, bags of waste not on floor, etc.)
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Work surfaces clean and free of debris
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Personal belongings stored in designated area, away from work space
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No eating in satellite pharmacies nor drinks other than bottled water
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Furniture, tables, etc. in good repair
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LEECHES-staff can speak to:
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Refrigerator temperature monitoring
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Where the leeches come from
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The process for maintaining them (LEECHES)
STAFF INTERVIEWS
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When do you practice hand hygiene?
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When do you don PPE and what PPE do you use?
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What is the procedure for cleaning the hood?
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Can you show me your hood cleaning log?
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Do staff come to work when they are sick?
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How do you practice respiratory etiquette?
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How often is the pharmacy cleaned by EVS and can you show me the EVS cleaning log?