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Total No. of Hospital Acquired Infections



                160
                140

                120
                                                                                                   2014//15
                100                                                                                2015/16

                 80                                                                                2016/17

                 60                                                                                2017/18

                 40

                 20
                  0
                          2014/15          2015/16          2016/17           2017/18


                  Graph shows a consistent year on year reduction in Hospital Acquired Infections,
                  from 147 in 2014/15 to 80 in 2017/18, i.e. a reduction of 46%





        Future Plans

        • Plans to be drawn up and incorporated into the       • Business case to be presented for new ‘Cephaid’
          2018/19 IPC work plan, to incorporate strategies to   machine for rapid identification of carbapenamase
          integrate Community staff, premises and education     producing organisms therefore freeing up isolation
          into the IPC audit and educational plan.              cubicles.
        • Co-ordination of the First Paediatrics SIG Conference   • Surgical Site Infection surveillance to be expanded to
          in September 2018.                                    incorporate all inpatient surgical procedures.
        • Roll out of use of hand hygiene audit app (introduced   • To examine and update the Isolation policy
          originally on PICU and HDU) throughout the Trust.     incorporating the most up to date research and
                                                                best practice available and benchmarking the policy
        • Investigation of all Hospital acquired cases of
                                                                against other Paediatric Specialist Hospitals in the
          Influenza and RSV during the winter season to
                                                                country.
          ascertain if they could have been prevented and
          reporting back to the clinical teams the hospital    • To explore and develop a process across the whole
          acquired RSV and Influenza A rates by 1000 bed days   Trust to monitor Central Vascular Line (CVL) data per
                                                                1000 catheter days and to benchmark these rates
        • Audit of compliance with NICE guideline 139 (baseline
                                                                against other Paediatric Specialist Hospitals in the
          review of urinary catheter management)
                                                                country.
        • Business case to be presented for three ultra violet
          machines for the enhancement of the deep cleaning    Further details of improvement plans are captured in
          and PPM processes throughout the Trust.              the Infection Prevention & Control Work Plan which will
                                                               continue to be rolled out in 2018/19.


















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