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8.6.2 In HIV negative patients, serologic test shall be performed every three (3) months. 8.6.3 HIV positive patients shall be isolated in a separate room. They shall be dialyzed using separate machines, equipment, instruments and single use items. 8.6.4 Single use of dialyser is mandatory. 8.6.5 The licensee/person-in charge shall notify the Ministry of Health of any cases of HIV seroconversion. 8.7 Recommendations on preventing transmission of infection among chronic haemodialysis patients 8.7.1 Management of potentially infected patients Patients at risk of acquiring viral infection include: All new patients with an unknown viral status All patients with negative viral status returning from another haemodialysis facility All patients with history of recent transfusion of blood/ blood products These patients are strongly recommended to be dialysed with single use dialyser and either dialysed on: A machine that is dedicated for an unknown viral status or A machine for serology negative patient at the last shift. until the patient is out of the window period for the respective infection. 34 Haemodialysis Quality and Standards
8.7.2 Infection Control Precautions for all patients Staff working in haemodialysis unit shall ensure implementation of, and adherence to strict infection control procedures designed to prevent cross-infection.(Appendix 12) 8.7.3 Infection Control Training and Education Training and education is recommended for both staff members and patients (or their family and care givers). (Appendix 13) Haemodialysis Quality and Standards 35
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