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Co-funded by the Horizon 2020 Framework Programme of the European Union

Sheffield Teaching Hospitals

Dave Partridge

Barcelona, 3/5/17

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Co-funded by the Horizon 2020 Framework Programme of the European Union

Sheffield

12/05/2017

Sheffield Teaching Hospitals

>2000 Beds

Strong IPC team

Supraregionalservices

Bed pressures

1.5M people

Varied Architecture

Good track recordMDRO

Local threats

Varied Architecture!

Sheffield MRSA bacteraemia data

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Co-funded by the Horizon 2020 Framework Programme of the European Union

What are our needs and expectations?

12/05/2017

Microbiology Laboratory/ Microbiologists

Diagnosis

Recognition of risk

Surgery

Devices

Hand hygiene

Air

Nursing and medical staff

Surfaces/ Environment

At risk patient

Patient with alert organism colonisation

Antibiotic use

Domestic services and

decontamination

Surgical instruments and devices

Microbiology Laboratory/ Microbiologists

Diagnosis

Recognition of risk

Surgery

Devices

Hand hygiene

Air

Nursing and medical staff

Surfaces/ Environment

At risk patient

Patient with alert organism colonisation

Antibiotic use

Domestic services and

decontamination

Surgical instruments and devices

RAPID RISK IDENTIFICAITON/STRATIFICATION METHODS

Microbiology Laboratory/ Microbiologists

Diagnosis

Recognition of risk

Surgery

Devices

Hand hygiene

Air

Nursing and medical staff

Surfaces/ Environment

At risk patient

Patient with alert organism colonisation

Antibiotic use

Domestic services and

decontamination

Surgical instruments and devices

RAPID RISK IDENTIFICAITON/STRATIFICATION METHODS

SURFACES AND DEVICES THAT TELL YOU THAT THEY ARE CLEAN/DIRTY

Microbiology Laboratory/ Microbiologists

Diagnosis

Recognition of risk

Surgery

Devices

Hand hygiene

Air

Nursing and medical staff

Surfaces/ Environment

At risk patient

Patient with alert organism colonisation

Antibiotic use

Domestic services and

decontamination

Surgical instruments and devices

RAPID RISK IDENTIFICAITON/STRATIFICATION METHODS

SURFACES AND DEVICES THAT TELL YOU THAT THEY ARE CLEAN/DIRTY

IV/URINARY CATHETERS THAT DO NOT HARBOUR BACTERIA

Microbiology Laboratory/ Microbiologists

Diagnosis

Recognition of risk

Surgery

Devices

Hand hygiene

Air

Nursing and medical staff

Surfaces/ Environment

At risk patient

Patient with alert organism colonisation

Antibiotic use

Domestic services and

decontamination

Surgical instruments and devices

RAPID RISK IDENTIFICAITON/STRATIFICATION METHODS

SURFACES AND DEVICES THAT TELL YOU THAT THEY ARE CLEAN/DIRTY

IV/URINARY CATHETERS THAT DO NOT HARBOUR BACTERIA

IV/URINARY CATHETERS THAT DO NOT HARBOUR BACTERIA

Microbiology Laboratory/ Microbiologists

Diagnosis

Recognition of risk

Surgery

Devices

Hand hygiene

Air

Nursing and medical staff

Surfaces/ Environment

At risk patient

Patient with alert organism colonisation

Antibiotic use

Domestic services and

decontamination

Surgical instruments and devices

RAPID RISK IDENTIFICAITON/STRATIFICATION METHODS

SURFACES AND DEVICES THAT TELL YOU THAT THEY ARE CLEAN/DIRTY

IV/URINARY CATHETERS THAT DO NOT HARBOUR BACTERIA

IV/URINARY CATHETERS THAT DO NOT HARBOUR BACTERIAMETHODS TO PREVENT AIRBORNE TRANSMISSION OF PATHOGENS

Microbiology Laboratory/ Microbiologists

Diagnosis

Recognition of risk

Surgery

Devices

Hand hygiene

Air

Nursing and medical staff

Surfaces/ Environment

At risk patient

Patient with alert organism colonisation

Antibiotic use

Domestic services and

decontamination

Surgical instruments and devices

RAPID RISK IDENTIFICAITON/STRATIFICATION METHODS

SURFACES AND DEVICES THAT TELL YOU THAT THEY ARE CLEAN/DIRTY

IV/URINARY CATHETERS THAT DO NOT HARBOUR BACTERIA

IV/URINARY CATHETERS THAT DO NOT HARBOUR BACTERIAMETHODS TO PREVENT AIRBORNE TRANSMISSION OF PATHOGENS

BETTER WAYS TO DECONTAMINATE THE ENVIRONMENT WITH PATIENTS IN IT

Microbiology Laboratory/ Microbiologists

Diagnosis

Recognition of risk

Surgery

Devices

Hand hygiene

Air

Nursing and medical staff

Surfaces/ Environment

At risk patient

Patient with alert organism colonisation

Antibiotic use

Domestic services and

decontamination

Surgical instruments and devices

RAPID RISK IDENTIFICAITON/STRATIFICATION METHODS

SURFACES AND DEVICES THAT TELL YOU THAT THEY ARE CLEAN/DIRTY

IV/URINARY CATHETERS THAT DO NOT HARBOUR BACTERIA

IV/URINARY CATHETERS THAT DO NOT HARBOUR BACTERIAMETHODS TO PREVENT AIRBORNE TRANSMISSION OF PATHOGENS

BETTER WAYS TO DECONTAMINATE THE ENVIRONMENT WITH PATIENTS IN IT

AUTOMATED ALERTING AND FEEDBACK OF STAFF RE: HAND HYGIENE

Microbiology Laboratory/ Microbiologists

Diagnosis

Recognition of risk

Surgery

Devices

Hand hygiene

Air

Nursing and medical staff

Surfaces/ Environment

At risk patient

Patient with alert organism colonisation

Antibiotic use

Domestic services and

decontamination

Surgical instruments and devices

RAPID RISK IDENTIFICAITON/STRATIFICATION METHODS

SURFACES AND DEVICES THAT TELL YOU THAT THEY ARE CLEAN/DIRTY

IV/URINARY CATHETERS THAT DO NOT HARBOUR BACTERIA

IV/URINARY CATHETERS THAT DO NOT HARBOUR BACTERIAMETHODS TO PREVENT AIRBORNE TRANSMISSION OF PATHOGENS

BETTER WAYS TO DECONTAMINATE THE ENVIRONMENT WITH PATIENTS IN IT

AUTOMATED ALERTING AND FEEDBACK OF STAFF RE: HAND HYGIENE

VIRTUAL REALITY INFECTION CONTROL TRAINING

Microbiology Laboratory/ Microbiologists

Diagnosis

Recognition of risk

Surgery

Devices

Hand hygiene

Air

Nursing and medical staff

Surfaces/ Environment

At risk patient

Patient with alert organism colonisation

Antibiotic use

Domestic services and

decontamination

Surgical instruments and devices

RAPID RISK IDENTIFICAITON/STRATIFICATION METHODS

SURFACES AND DEVICES THAT TELL YOU THAT THEY ARE CLEAN/DIRTY

IV/URINARY CATHETERS THAT DO NOT HARBOUR BACTERIA

IV/URINARY CATHETERS THAT DO NOT HARBOUR BACTERIAMETHODS TO PREVENT AIRBORNE TRANSMISSION OF PATHOGENS

BETTER WAYS TO DECONTAMINATE THE ENVIRONMENT WITH PATIENTS IN IT

AUTOMATED ALERTING AND FEEDBACK OF STAFF RE: HAND HYGIENE

VIRTUAL REALITY INFECTION CONTROL TRAINING

SINKS /PLUMBING/FABRICS THAT RESIST COLONISATION

Co-funded by the Horizon 2020 Framework Programme of the European Union

Thank you

• David Partridge

• David.partridge@sth.nhs.uk

• http://www.antisuperbugs.eu