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Generic Theatre Standard No 29 - Visitors to the Operating Theatre Standard Statement: Staff will ensure that only visitors who have obtained the relevant permission for definitive supportive and / or educational purposes, are present in the operating theatre whilst the patient is undergoing surgery. Method: • Patients have the right to confidentiality unless they have consented to have information divulged. Patients have the right to refuse the presence of visitors during their perioperative phase. • The number of visitors permitted in the perioperative environment must be kept to a minimum. • All visitors must have gained appropriate consent prior to arrival, report to Theatre reception to sign in and be identified to the Theatre Coordinator. • All visitors must be provided with the appropriate apparel and instruction given as to their use. • All visitors must be clearly identified and wear an identity badge. • All visitors must be made aware that all procedures carried out within the perioperative environment are confidential in nature, and that any information, discussions, technical data or documentation must be treated in confidence. • All visitors must be made aware of theatre etiquette, and they should be introduced to all staff working in the area they will be attending. • It is essential that visitors be chaperoned at all times during their stay in theatres. • Visitors must be made aware of the procedure should they feel faint or unwell during their stay. • All medical, nursing and technical personnel who are not employees of the trust, but intend to participate in patient care during their visit, must have their professional qualifications verified prior to admission to the department. Compliance: 100% Exceptions: None Reference: • AfPP Principles of Safe Practice within the Perioperative Environment 2011 94
Section 3 – Human Resources Generic Theatre Standard No 30 - Mandatory training responsibilities Please see: • Trust Core Training Policy • http://intra.cornwall.nhs.uk/DocumentsLibrary/RoyalCornwallHospitalsTrust/HumanRes ources/MandatoryTrainingPolicy.pdf Standard Statement: All staff to attend and take responsibility for their individual mandatory training needs. Method: • Staff to take individual responsibility for keeping up to date with mandatory requirements • Staff and management produce evidence that all statutory training requirements have been met in the following areas:- • COSHH • FIRE • BLS/ILS/PBLS • Manual handling • Infection control • Health and safety • Risk management • Conflict resolution • Information Governance • Child Safeguarding • All staff will have an annual Individual performance Appraisal with their line manager where they will be able to identify individual requests for training and development. • Theatre managers will collate information to provide the department annual trading needs analysis to support allocation of funding for staff development Compliance 100% Exceptions None Reference: • RCHT Mandatory Training Policy & Procedure 95
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