Acquired Infections in Long Term Care: Pneumonia WWLHIN Nurse Led Outreach Team Miller Longanilla David Scratch.

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Acquired Infections in Long Term Care: Pneumonia WWLHIN Nurse Led Outreach Team Miller Longanilla David Scratch

Objectives To gain understanding of the chain of infection (5 minutes) Hand Hygiene – Breaking the chain of infection- Glo-Germ (Interactive exercise) (5 minutes) Pneumonia Protocol (20 minutes)

Chain of Infection

Why is Pneumonia important to LTC Populations? Incidence rate of per 1000 patient days, and accounts for 13%-48% of all LTC infections. 33 out of 1000 LTC Home residents are hospitalized with LTC Acquired Pneumonia versus 1.14 out of 1000 in the community. There is a need for early detection in-home (within the LTC home) as opposed to relying on transfer to acute care. For frail individuals in LTC homes there are potential adverse outcomes related to transfer to acute care. Delay in administration of antibiotics for the empiric treatment of LTC Acquired Pneumonia may lead to increased resident morbidity and mortality. Initiation of antibiotic after eight hours is associated with increased mortality.

Clinical Practice Guideline - Pneumonia

Resources Alberta Clinical Practice Group (2008). Guideline for The Diagnosis and Management of Nursing Home Acquired Pneumonia (NHAP) Available from _guidelines/complete%20set/Pneumonia_Nursing%20Home%20Aq uired/NHAP_guideline.pdf Bridges to Care Resource Toolkit. Acquired Infections in Long-Term Care (LTC): Pneumonia Ontario Ministry and Long Term Care. Just Clean Your Hands for Long Term Care Homes Program. Waterloo Wellington Regional Infection Control Network

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