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II. Services involving Patient ContactsAreas <strong>of</strong> Concern St<strong>and</strong>ards Measurable Elements9.3.2 Infection control protocolsadhered to9.3.3 An effective pre-operativecare available9.3.4 An effective operative careavailable9.3.5 An effective post operativecare available- A copy <strong>of</strong> the “Hospital Infection Control Manual, Sri Lanka College <strong>of</strong> Microbiologists” is available <strong>and</strong>the infection control protocols in Chapter 9 are adhered to.- Sterile areas are available <strong>for</strong> instruments, linen, shoes etc. <strong>and</strong> identified with the visual control method.- A sterilization chart is available in the ICU.- Dirty utility areas are available <strong>for</strong> instruments, linen, shoes etc. <strong>and</strong> identified with the visual controlmethod.- A proper waste segregation mechanism based on the colour coding is available.- Patients from the ward are taken over by operating theatre nurses with countersignatures.- A pre-operative checklist is available <strong>and</strong> adhered to.‣ A printed pre-operative check list is available in the ward.‣ The checklist is filled <strong>and</strong> attached to the BHT at the ward.‣ The checklist is completed when a patient is brought to the operating theatre.‣ The checklist is counterchecked at the theatre reception as well as by an anaesthetist.- A patient identification procedure <strong>and</strong> a mechanism to prevent surgical misadventures are in place.‣ The patient identification tag consisting <strong>of</strong> patient name, BHT No. <strong>and</strong> surgical procedures to beundertaken is available.‣ The patient identification tags are properly filled <strong>and</strong> placed on all the patients on the day <strong>of</strong> thesurgery.‣ The surgical theatre list including patient in<strong>for</strong>mation (patient name, BHT No. <strong>and</strong> surgicalprocedure) <strong>for</strong> a particular day is developed in the ward <strong>and</strong> sent to the operating theatre.- A mechanism to identify different types <strong>of</strong> gases used during anaesthesia is available.- An anaesthetic drug tray is available <strong>and</strong> checked with a checklist by MO Anaesthesia be<strong>for</strong>e every shift.- An emergency drug tray is available <strong>and</strong> checked with a checklist by MO Anaesthesia be<strong>for</strong>e every shift.- The following mechanisms are available.‣ Established pack count mechanism‣ Established equipment count mechanism‣ Mechanism to assess blood loss‣ A functioning ventilation mechanism- A recovery area is available with designated staff.- Essential equipment <strong>and</strong> drugs are available in the recovery area.- Post operative notes are provided in the BHTs.- Patients are h<strong>and</strong>ed over to the ward with countersignatures <strong>of</strong> the ward staff.23

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