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IsolationPrecautions:
AmultiͲsitestandardizationproject
InfectionPreventionandControl
MayoClinic
September2012
Copyright2012MayoFoundationforMedicalEducationandResearch.Allrightsreserved.
Keycomponents
• Followaclearpurpose
– Haveaninfrastructure
• Interpretationoftheguidelines
– Applythemconsistentlyandwith
flexibility
• Createcommonproductsandtools
– Signage,policy,educationand
communication
Followaclearpurpose
Thebestinterestofthe
patientistheonlyinterestto
beconsidered,andinorder
thatthesickmaybenefitof
advancingknowledge,unionof
forces isnecessary.
~WilliamJ.Mayo,M.D.(1910)
Establishaninfrastructure
• CreateOversightTeam
m
– Policy
– Education
– Communication
•
•
•
•
Identifyrepsfromeachregion
Establishatimelinewithdeadlines
Setuponlinecollaboration(Launchpad)
Defineafuturereviewschedule
Roadmap:Interpretationof
theguidelines
Interpretationoftheguidelines
Adults
StandardPrecautions
CDCGuidelines
AppendixAp.109
CDCGuidelines
AppendixAp.109
Inimmunocompromised patients,extendtheduration
ofContactPrecautionsduetoprolongedshedding
ContactPrecautions.
WearmaskaccordingtoStandardPrecautions.
Respiratoryinfectious
disease,acute(ifnot
coveredelsewhere)
DCGuidelinesAppendixAp.109
Respiratorysynctial virusinfection,in
infants,youngchildrenand
immunocompromised adults
CDCGuidelinesAppendixAp.109
CDCGuidelinesAppendixAp.109
Infantsandyoung
children
ContactPrecautions
Alsoseesyndromesor
conditionslistedinTable2
CDCGuidelinesAppendixAp.109
CDCGuidelinesAppendixAp.109
Respiratoryinfections,particularlybronchiolitis
andpneumonia,ininfantsandyoungchildren
(RSV,parainfluenza,adenovirus,influenza)
CDCGuidelinesTable2p.121
ContactplusDropletPrecautions.
DropletPrecautionsmaybediscontinuedwhen
adenovirusandinfluenzahavebeenruledout
CDCGuidelinesTable2p.121
"...itisbettertothinkand
sometimesthinkwrong
thannottothinkatall."
~WilliamJ.Mayo,M.D.
Stopsalongtheway:
Applicationofthe guidelines
•
•
•
•
Categories
SignageInstructions
Icons
Colors
PitStop:Isolation
PrecautionCategories
e
• Airborne
tiv nt
c
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Strict
ro nme
bo
• Contact
P
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A
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• Droplet
E
ac t
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• ProtectiveEnvironment*
Sto
Co
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p
D
et
ropl
Neutrop
e ni c
Modified
Droplet
Enteric
Speci
al
Agen
t
Airbo
rne
*AlsoreferencedGuidelinesforEnvironmentalInfectionControlinHealthͲCareFacilities,2003
FlexibilityfromCDC
Detour1
Gasstop:Healthcareworker
Instructions
Handhygiene?
• Handhygienerequired
Mask?
• Surgicalmaskvs.maskwithfaceshield
Gownandgloves?
Otherresources?
Gasstop:Visitor
Instructions
Handhygiene?
Mask?
Gownandgloves?
• Requiredforpatientcarevs.patientcontact
Restrictionsandotherinstructions?
Flexibilityforinstructions
acrosssites
Detour2
Restarea:Icons
Flexibilitywithinicons
• Standardhandhygieneicon
• ModifiedContacthand
hygieneicon
• Standardhealthcareworker
maskicon
• Masksuppliedforhealthcare
workersatsomesites
Detour3
CommonColors
• Sometimesthemostunexpected
detoursarethemostmemorable
eventsonaroadtrip.
CommonColors
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Blue =DropletPrecautions
Brown =ModifiedContactPrecautions
Pink =AirbornePrecautions
Turquoise =ProtectiveEnvironment
Orange =ModifiedDropletPrecautions
Yellow =ContactPrecautions
Red =NegativeAirPrecautions
Detour4
Ifindthegreatthinginthis
worldisnotsomuchwhere
westand,asinwhatdirection
wearemoving.
~OliverWendellHolmes
Standardizedproductsand
tools
•
•
•
•
Policy,Education&Communication
DoorCards
TransportCards
QuickReference
Commoninfrastructure
• Oneisolationprecautionspolicy
– Tailoredproceduresforeachisolation
precautionateachsite
• Oneeducationtemplateandquick
referencesheetsforhospital,
ambulatoryandlongͲtermcare
• Formalcommunicationsdraftedand
sharedacrosssites
CommonDoorCards
CommonTransportCards
Common referencetools
•
•
•
•
InfectionswithIsolationPrecautions
Hospitalquickreference
Ambulatoryquickreference
LongͲtermcarequickreference
InfectionswithIsolationPrecautions
Expectations
StandardPrecautionsarefollowedforallpatients,regardlessofisolationstatus
*IndicatesdiseasesthatarevaccineͲpreventable.Individualswhoarenotimmune(eitherbyvaccinationorpriorinfection)shouldnotenterthe
roomorcareforthepatient.Thisalsoappliestolocalizedzosterforwhichstandardprecautionsarerecommended.
Inanoutbreaksituation,InfectionPreventionandControlmaymodifytherecommendationsbelow
AirbornePrecautions
Tuberculosis(suspectedorconfirmedpulmonaryorlaryngeal)
ExtrapulmonaryTB(onlywhenperformingaerosolizingproceduresatthesiteofinfection)
ContactPrecautions
Skinorwoundinfection
Uncontaineddrainage
Resistantgrampositivebacteria
MRSA(MethicillinͲresistant
Staphylococcusaureus)
VRE(VancomycinͲresistant
Enterococcus)
Epidemiologicallysignificant
resistantgramnegativebacteria
‡
(GNB) Acinetobacter
E.coli
Enterobacter
Klebsiella
Proteus
Pseudomonasaeruginosa
Stenotrophomonas
ModifiedContactPrecautions
Suspectedorconfirmedinfection
withoneofthefollowingin
fecallyincontinentpatients
Campylobacter
Cholera(Vibriocholerae)
Cryptosporidium
Enteroviruses
E.coli(0157:H7andothershiga
toxinͲproducingstrains)
Giardialamblia
HepatitisA
HepatitisE
Salmonella
Shigella
Staphylococcusaureus
(enterocolitis)
Vibrioparahaemolyticus
Yersiniaenterocolitica
Otherpathogensandconditions
Burkholderiacepacia
(incysticfibrosispatients)
Congenitalrubella
Conjunctivitis
(acuteviralhemorrhagic)
Diphtheria(cutaneous)
Herpessimplex(disseminatedor
severemucocutaneous,or
neonatalinfection)
Impetigo
Lice
Parainfluenza
(infantsandyoungchildren)
Poliomyelitis
Scabies
Scaldedskinsyndrome
Meningitisuntil24hrsof
effectivetherapy
Otherpathogensandconditions
Diphtheria(pharyngeal)
Epiglottitis
(infantsandyoungchildren)
Influenza,seasonal(adults)
Mumps*
Mycoplasma
ParvovirusB19
Pertussis
Plague(pneumonic)
Rubella(Germanmeasles)*
Streptococcus(GroupA)
- Pharyngitis
(infantsandyoungchildren)
- Pneumonia
- Scarletfever
(infantsandyoungchildren)
Clostridiumdifficile
Norovirus
Rotavirus
Contact+NegativeAir§
Herpeszoster,disseminated
(shingles)*
Measles(Rubeola)*
Varicellazoster(chickenpox)*
Contact+DropletPrecautions
Adenoviruspneumonia
Bronchiolitis,bronchitis,croup
(infantsandyoungchildren)
Influenza,seasonal
(infantsandyoungchildren)
RSV
Streptococcus,GroupA
(extensiveskininfection)
ModifiedDropletPrecautions
DropletPrecautions
Respiratorysymptoms
Suspectedinfectiousetiology
untildiagnosismadeand
conditionrequiringDroplet
Precautionshasbeenruledout
Haemophilusinfluenzae
Neisseriameningitidis
Pneumoniauntil24hrsof
effectivetherapy
Haemophilusinfluenzae
(infantsandyoungchildren)
Neisseriameningitidis
Streptococcus(GroupA)
Novelinfluenza
Respiratoryinfectionoutbreaks
(asdirectedbyInfection
PreventionandControl)
Recommendationsabovearebasedonthe2007CDCGuidelineforIsolationPrecautions.Exceptionsincludemeasles(ContactPrecautionsaddedto
CDCrecommendations)andRSV(DropletPrecautionsaddedtoCDCrecommendations)
‡
§
Refertodiseaseindexfordefinitionofresistanceforeachorganism
AirbornePrecautionsareanacceptablealternativetoNegativeAirPrecautionsifstaffing/suppliesallow
Hospital Quick Reference Card for Isolation Precautions
ExpectationsforIsolationPrecautions
xStandardPrecautionsarefollowedforallpatients,regardlessofisolationstatus
xHandhygieneisrequiredusingalcoholͲbasedhandruborsoapandwater(followsiteͲspecificprocedures)
xPersonalProtectiveEquipment(PPE)iswornforroomentryandremovedbeforeexitingthepatientroom
xUsededicatedpatientcareequipmentanddisinfectanyequipment usedbetweenpatientsorremovedfromanisolationroom
xInanoutbreaksituation,InfectionPreventionandControlmaymodifytherecommendationsbelow
Type
DiseaseRequiringIsolation
(thisisnotanexhaustivelist)
RoomType
Gloves
Gown
Maskor
Respirator
Environmental
Services
PatientRequirements
Airborne
Tuberculosis
Negativeair
Doorto
remainclosed
atalltimes
No
No
FitͲtestedN95
respiratororPAPR
Doortoremainclosed
for60minutespriorto
standardterminal
roomcleaning
Limittransporttoessentialpurposesonly
Patientsarediscouragedfromambulatingoutof
theirroomͲ Patientmustperformhandhygieneand
wearasurgicalmaskbeforeleavingroom
Contact
MRSA,VRE,RSV*,resistantgramͲ
negatives,scabies,diarrhea
Private
Doormay
remainopen
Yes
Yes
No
Routinedailyand
terminalroom
cleaning
Patientmustperformhandhygiene,wearaclean
gownandhavecleandressingsbeforeleavingroom
foressentialpurposesoratherapeuticwalk
Modified
Contact
Suspectedorconfirmed
C.difficile ornorovirus infections
Private
Doormay
remainopen
Yes
Yes
No
Routinedailyand
terminalroom
cleaningwithbleach
wipes
Patientmustperformhandhygiene,wearaclean
gownandhavecleandressingsbeforeleavingroom
foressentialpurposesoratherapeuticwalk
Droplet
Pertussis,RSV*,parvovirus,
influenza(seasonal),Neisseria
meningitidis,mumps^,rubella^
Private
Doormay
remainopen
Yes
No
Mask
Routinedailyand
terminalroom
cleaning
Patientmustperformhandhygieneandweara
surgicalmaskbeforeleavingroomforessential
purposesoratherapeuticwalk
Modified
Droplet
Novelinfluenza,respiratory
infectionoutbreaks(asdirected
byInfectionPreventionand
Control)
Private
Doorto
remainclosed
duringaerosol
generating
procedures
and60
minutesafter
Yes
Yes
Maskwitheye
protection
PAPR(orfitͲtested
N95respiratorplus
eyeprotection)for
aerosolgenerating
procedures
Routinedailyand
terminalroom
cleaning
Limittransporttoessentialpurposesonly
Patientsarediscouragedfromambulatingoutof
theirroomͲ Patientmustperformhandhygiene,
wearacleangownandsurgicalmaskbeforeleaving
room
Note:PatientactivitiesmaybelimitedbyInfection
PreventionandControlbasedonseverityofillness
Protective
Environment
Absoluteneutrophil count<500
cells/dl,poststemcelltransplant
Private
No
No
No
Routinedailyand
terminalroom
cleaning
PatientmustwearasurgicalmaskorN95respirator
whenoutofroom,andwhenroomisbeingcleaned
andfor30minutesaftercleaning
NegativeAir#
(mustbe
orderedwith
Contact
Precautions)
Disseminatedzoster^,
chickenpox^,measles^
Yes
Yes
No
Doortoremainclosed
for60minutespriorto
standardterminal
roomcleaning
Limittransporttoessentialpurposesonly
Patientsarediscouragedfromambulatingoutof
theirroomͲ Patientmustwearasurgicalmask
beforeleavingroom
Doorto
remainclosed
atalltimes
Negativeair
Doorto
remainclosed
atalltimes
* Some respiratory diseases require both Droplet and Contact Precautions (e.g. RSV)
^ Non-immune staff and visitors should not enter this room
# Airborne Precautions are an acceptable alternative to Negative Air Precautions if staffing/supplies allow
Ambulatory Quick Reference for Outpatients with selected Infectious Agents
ForhospitalpatientsonIsolationPrecautionsseeninambulatoryareas,followinstructionsonTransportCard
StandardPrecautionstobeusedforallpatientsatalltimes,includinghandhygiene
Category
Room
Requirements
PatientRequirements
StaffPPERequirements
SpecialInstructions
Chickenpox [Varicella]
or
DisseminatedHerpes
Zoster[Shingles]
Promptlyroompatient
Wearsurgicalmaskatdesk
UseNegativeAirroom
checkin,duringtransport,
(ifavailable)
andwheninpublic
ƒGlovesforcontactwithlesions
ƒNonͲimmunestaffshouldnotentertheroom
ƒCloseexamroomfor60minutesfollowing
appointment
LocalizedHerpes
Zoster[Shingles]
Promptlyroompatient
Coverlesionswhengoing
betweenappointments
ƒGlovesforcontactwithlesions
ƒNonͲimmunestaffshouldnotentertheroom
ƒGeneralexamroomturnover
Liceor Scabies
Promptlyroompatient
None
ƒGlovesforpatientcontact
ƒVacuumupholsteredfurniture
ƒDelayfurtherappointmentsuntilscabies/lice
treated,ifpossible.Ifthisisnotfeasible,notify
receivingareasaboutpatient’sstatus.
Measles
Promptlyroompatient
UseNegativeAirroom
(ifavailable)
Wearsurgicalmaskatdesk
checkin,duringtransport,
andwheninpublic
ƒGlovesforcontactwith
respiratorysecretions
ƒNonͲimmunestaffshouldnotentertheroom
ƒImmediatelynotifyInfectionPreventionand
Control
ƒCloseexamroomfor60minutesfollowing
appointment
MultiͲDrugResistant
Organisms
Promptlyroompatient
Coveropenwoundswhen
goingbetweenappointments
ƒStandardprecautions
ƒGeneralexamroomturnover
Mumps
Promptlyroompatient
Wearsurgicalmaskatdesk
checkin,duringtransport,
andwheninpublic
ƒGlovesforcontactwith
respiratorysecretions
ƒNonͲimmunestaffshouldnotentertheroom
ƒImmediatelynotifyInfectionPreventionand
Control
ƒGeneralexamroomturnover
Pulmonary
Mycobacterium
Tuberculosis[TB]
Promptlyroompatient
UseNegativeAirroom
(ifavailable)
Wearsurgicalmaskatdesk
checkin,duringtransport,
andwheninpublic
ƒFittestedN95respiratoror
PAPRifpatientcannottolerate
asurgicalmask
ƒNotifyreceivingarea(s)ofpatient'sTBstatus
ƒCloseexamroomfor60minutesfollowing
patientappointment
UpperRespiratory
Infections
[e.g.Pertussis,
Influenza,RSV]
Promptlyroompatient
Wearsurgicalmaskatdesk
checkin,duringtransport,
andwheninpublic
ƒGlovesforcontactwith
respiratorysecretions
ƒMaskifpatient’smaskis
removed(e.g.duringculturing)
ƒGeneralexamroomturnover
Long Term Care Quick Reference Card for Infectious Agents
Standard Precautions to be used for all residents at all times
Category
Room
Requirements
Close
Door
Transmission
Route
Resident
Requirements
Staff
PPE & Hand
Hygiene
Requirements
Special Instructions
Conjunctivitis
No special room
requirements
Not
required
Contact with eye
drainage
Instruct
resident to
perform
frequent hand
hygiene
Avoid sharing
personal items
Gloves for contact
with eye drainage or
contaminated items
Perform hand
hygiene
Avoid use of multi-dose medication
vials
Disinfect patient care equipment after
each use
General room cleaning
Wipe down contaminated equipment
and surfaces with hospital grade
disinfectant
Clostridium difficile
(C. diff)
Single resident
room
Not
required
Fecal to oral
Contact with surfaces or
items that are
contaminated
Instruct
resident to
perform
frequent hand
hygiene
Gloves for all contact
Gown for contact if
incontinent or
diapered
Wipe down contaminated surfaces with
bleach during daily cleaning
Disinfect all patient care equipment
after each use (check manufactures
guidelines prior to use of bleach)
Herpes Zoster
(Shingles)
Disseminated
OR
Localized in
immunocompromised
patient until
disseminated
infection ruled out (if
lesions have not
spread in past 24
hours consider
localized zoster)
Use Negative Air
room
(if available)
Yes
Contact with fluid from
lesions
Contact with articles
soiled with discharge
from vesicles or mucous
membranes
Cover lesions
(when
localized) until
dry and crusted
Wear surgical
mask when out
of room
Gloves for skin
contact with lesions
Perform hand
hygiene
Susceptible staff should not enter the
room
General room cleaning
Wipe down contaminated equipment
and surfaces with hospital grade
disinfectant
Not
required
Contact with fluid from
lesions.
Contact with articles
soiled with discharge
from vesicles or mucous
membranes.
Cover lesions
until lesions dry
and crusted
Gloves for skin
contact with lesions
Perform hand
hygiene
Susceptible staff should not enter the
room
General room cleaning
Herpes Zoster
localized [Shingles]
in patient with intact
immune systems
Wipe down contaminated equipment
and surfaces with hospital grade
disinfectant
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Otherconsiderations
• Challenges
– Computerissues
– Standardizationdrift
– StandardPrecautionseducation
• Aimforstandardization,butallowfor
flexibilityanddeviations,asneeded
Tripsummary…
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