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30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm What’s lurking in the hospital environment? The importance of cleaning and disinfection in infection prevention and control 16/06/15 Jon Otter, PhD FRCPath Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust Blog:

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Room ARoom B 2x

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm ‘The room lotto’ Patient infected or colonised with a pathogen (e.g. C. difficile, MRSA, VRE, A. baumannii or P. aeruginosa) Patient is discharged and the room is cleaned / disinfected; surfaces in the room remain contaminated with the pathogen The next room occupant is at an increased risk of acquiring the pathogen

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 20pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 18pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 14pt SUB-BULLETS: 12pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Overall content limit Limit for title Do not exceed 20mm Limit for content Do not exceed Increased risk from the prior room occupant Otter et al. Am J Infect Control 2013;41(5 Suppl):S % +58% +55% +49% +42% +37% +28%

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 20pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 18pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 14pt SUB-BULLETS: 12pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Overall content limit Limit for title Do not exceed 20mm Limit for content Do not exceed Taking the ‘lotto’ out of the room Datta et al. Arch Intern Med 2011;171: Passaretti et al. Clin Infect Dis 2013;56:27-35.

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30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 20pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 18pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 14pt SUB-BULLETS: 12pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Overall content limit Limit for title Do not exceed 20mm Limit for content Do not exceed OrganismSurvival time Clostridium difficile (spores)5 months Acinetobacter spp.3 days to 5 months Enterococcus spp. including VRE5 days – 4 years (!) 1 Pseudomonas aeruginosa6 hours – 16 months Klebsiella spp.2 hours to > 30 months Staphylococcus aureus, inc. MRSA7 days – 7 months Norovirus (and feline calicivirus)8 hours to > 2 weeks 2 SARS Coronavirus72 hours to >28 days 3 InfluenzaHours to several days 4 Adapted from Kramer et al. BMC Infect Dis 2006;6:130. Surface survival 1.Wagenvoort et al. J Hosp Infect 2011;77: Doultree et al. J Hosp Infect 1999;41: Rabenau et al. Med Microbiol Immunol 2005;194: Bean et al. J Infect Dis 1982;146:47-51.

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm (8 rooms; 2 four-bed bays previously occupied by MRSA patients) Before cleaning After cleaning Percentage of MRSA swabs positive French et al. J Hosp Infect 2004;57: % reduction 90% of 124 sites 66% of 124 sites Conventional terminal cleaning

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Pathogens can be transferred from hospital surfaces to HCW hands without direct patient contact Boyce et al. Infect Control Hosp Epidemiol 1997;18: Bhalla et al. Infect Cont Hosp Epidemiol 2004;25: Hayden et al. Infect Control Hosp Epidemiol 2008;29: Stiefel et al. Infect Control Hosp Epidemiol 2011;32: Guerrero et al. Am J Infect Control 2012;40: Randle et al. J Hosp Infect 2010;76: % of 23 HCW acquired VRE on their hands 3 Contact with patient or surface = ~10% risk of acquiring VRE 3 45% of 50 HCW acquired MRSA on their hands 4 40% of 50 HCW acquired MRSA on their hands 4 50% of 30 HCW acquired C. difficile on their hands 5 Compliance with hand hygiene: 50% 6 Compliance with hand hygiene: 80% 6

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30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Improve existing procedures Try something new!

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Improve existing procedures Education & training Question“Answer” What to clean?Focus of “high-touch” sites seems sensible Who cleans what?Checklists can help What agent(s) to use?Depends on the situation; sporicidal agent for C. difficile What materials to use?Microfibre may help Wipes have pros and cons “Bucket method” most effective How to educate staff?More than we currently do! Difficult task Daily cleaning: how often?Evidence for daily or twice daily Terminal cleaning: optimal protocols? More stringent protocol should be used for terminal disinfection

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Improve existing procedures Try something new!

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Improve existing procedures Why bother? Carling et al. Infect Control Hosp Epidemiol 2008;29: Baseline cleaning rates of ‘high-risk objects’ in 36 acute US hospitals, as determined by removal of a fluorescent marker.

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Improve existing procedures Why bother? Rupp et al. Infect Control Hosp Epidemiol 2013;34: The time taken to clean a room does not correlate with the thoroughness of cleaning, as determined by removal of a fluorescent marker

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Improve existing procedures Visual assessment  Visual assessment of hospital cleaning is performed by measuring the apparent cleanliness of a room against a checklist. 1,2  A room needs to be visually clean to be acceptable to the current and subsequent occupant. 1.Sherlock et al. J Hosp Infect 2009;72: Mulvey et al. J Hosp Infect 2011;77: Griffith et al. J Hosp Infect 2007;66: Cooper et al. Am J Infect Control 2007;66: Griffith et al. J Hosp Infect 2000;45: Visual assessment of hygiene does not correlate with microbial contamination, and can thus be a misleading measure of cleanliness 3-5

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30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Improve existing procedures ATP assessment  Adenosine triphosphate (ATP) is the “energy currency” of all living cells.  Surfaces can be swabbed and a hand-held sensor can give a real- time quantitative measurement of ATP from the surface.  Several “quality standards” have been set as relative light unit (RLU) thresholds, ranging from Boyce et al. Infect Control Hosp Epidemiol 2011;32: Mulvey et al. J Hosp Infect 2011;77: Whiteley et al. Healthcare Infection 2012;17: There is no direct correlation between RLU and microbial contamination, but “hygiene fails” determined by aerobic colony count and ATP do correlate 1,2

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Improve existing procedures Fluorescent markers  Fluorescent material in the form of gel, powder or lotion can be applied to a surface and its removal assessed by a ‘black light’  The % removal of the spots is used to evaluate cleaning performance. 1,2  Educational interventions can improve significantly the removal of the market spots. 2-3 The removal of marked spots has been shown to correlate with microbial contamination in some studies; 2-3 cleaning staff may “get wise” to the location of the spots and preferentially target them 4 1.Boyce et al. Infect Control Hosp Epidemiol 2011;32: Carling et al. Infect Control Hosp Epidemiol 2008; 29: Munoz-Price et al. Infect Control Hosp Epidemiol 2012;33: Rutala et al. Infect Control Hosp Epidemiol 2011;32:

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Improve existing procedures Method comparison VisualMicroATPFluorescent Ease of useHighLow-ModerateHigh QuantitativeNoYes/NoYesNo Correlation with microbial contamination PoorAccurateIndirect Identifies pathogensNoYes/NoNo Risk of “gaming” by staffLow Moderate Identifies ‘dirty’ surfaces*YesNoYesNo Published evidence of attributable clinical impact NoYesNo * Non-microbial soiling

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Improve existing procedures Method comparison Boyce et al. Infect Control Hosp Epidemiol 2011;32:  5 sites in 100 patient rooms assessed before and after terminal clean  “Clean” defined as <2.5 cfu/cm 2, complete removal of fluorescent marker and ATP score of <250 RLU

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Improve existing procedures Method comparison Luick et al. Am J Infect Control 2013 in press. TestSensitivity (%) Specificity (%) PPV (%)NPV (%) Overall N = 250 Dazo ATP Visual Baseline dirty n = 103 Dazo ATP Visual  5 sites in 50 patient rooms assessed before and after terminal clean  “Gold standard = <2.5 cfu/cm 2 compared with complete removal of fluorescent marker and ATP score of <250 RLU

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Impact of environmental hygiene intervention on VRE incidence Hayden et al. Clin Infect Dis 2006;42: BaselineWashoutInterventionHH intervention Research staff monitored cleaners’ work overtly, using a checklist. Cleaners were given immediate, specific feedback about their performance, e.g., “You missed the bedrail.” % patients

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Improve existing procedures Try something new!

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Source control Try something new! 1.Climo et al. N Engl J Med 2013;368: Vernon et al. Arch Intern Med 2006;166: Rupp et al. Infect Control Hosp Epidemiol 2012;33: Daily bathing of patients using chlorhexidine reduces the acquisition of MDROs, 1,2 including C. difficile. 3 Figure from Vernon et al. 2

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Source control Try something new! Otter et al. J Antimicrob Chemother 2013;68: Proportion of MRSA bloodstream infections caused by CC22 (blue) and CC30 (red) Carriage of qacA CC22 (blue), CC30 (red) and other (green) clones

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Air control Try something new! Boswell & Fox. J Hosp Infect 2006;63: MRSA contamination of settle plates in multiple locations in the rooms of three patients with MRSA

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Antimicrobial surfaces Try something new! CandidateProsCons Metal CopperRapidly microbicidal Reduces acquisition ? Sporicidal Acceptability / retrofitting SilverRapidly microbicidal? Sporicidal Tolerance development Chemical OrganosilaneEasy to applyLimited microbicidal activity Durability Light-activatedBroadly microbicidal? Sporicidal Topography “Liquid glass”Reduces deposition Improves ‘cleanability’ Not microbicidal Sharklet patternReduces deposition Reduced biofilms Not microbicidal Page et al. J Mat Chem 2009

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Copper Try something new! Salgado et al. Infect Control Hosp Epidemiol 2013;34: Bedrails Overbed tables IV poles Visitor chair arms Nurse call button* Computer mouse* Computer palm rest* Rim of monitor* (* = some rooms only) -44% p= % p= pts in 3 hospitals randomised to ‘copper’ or ‘non-copper’ ICU rooms

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Improve existing procedures Try something new!

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Boyce & Havill. Infect Control Hosp Epidemiol 2013;34: Evaluated hydrogen peroxide impregnated wipes by sampling 10 sites in 72 rooms before and after cleaning.  99% of sites <2.5 cfu/cm 2  75% of sites no growth after cleaning (figure) Wipes Try something new!

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 20pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 18pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 14pt SUB-BULLETS: 12pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Overall content limit Limit for title Do not exceed 20mm Limit for content Do not exceed Hydrogen peroxide vapour (HPV) Aerosolised hydrogen peroxide (aHP) Ultraviolet radiation C (UVC) Pulsed- xenon UV (PX-UV) Otter et al. J Hosp Infect 2013;83:1-13. Try something new! “No touch” disinfection

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 20pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 18pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 14pt SUB-BULLETS: 12pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Overall content limit Limit for title Do not exceed 20mm Limit for content Do not exceed Manian et al. Infect Control Hosp Epidemiol 2011;32:  140 samples from 9 rooms after 2xbleach  5705 samples from 312 rooms after 4xbleach  2680 sites from 134 rooms after HPV HPV Try something new! Reduce contamination

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Passaretti et al. Clin Infect Dis 2013;56: % reduction in the rate of MDRO acquisition Standard cleaning / disinfection HPV decontamination Patients admitted to rooms decontaminated using HPV were 64% less likely to acquire any MDRO (incidence rate ratio [IRR]=0.36, CI= , p<0.001) Try something new! Reduce transmission

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Improve existing procedures Try something new!

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Ali et al. J Hosp Infect 2012;80: Try something new! Design The surface finish of 6 hospital bedrails; ease of cleaning was inversely proportional to the transfer of S. aureus from the surfaces

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Try something new! “Design bugs out!” Design Bugs Out – Product Evaluation Report. The Healthcare Associated Infection Technology Innovation Programme. UK Department of Health

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Improve existing procedures Try something new!

30mm 10mm logo safe area 10mm logo safe area EDITING NOTES All copy must stay within the content limit guidelines. Any image added to a slide with text should be formatted to be in-keeping with the width guidelines. A safe area of 10mm must be applied around the logo. 10mm GUIDE FONT SIZES GENERAL SLIDE TITLE: 28pt (Optional SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 26pt) 1ST LEVEL BULLET: 22pt SUB-BULLETS: 20pt BODY COPY/TEXT BOX: 18pt PRESENTATION SLIDE TITLE: 28pt PRESENTATION SLIDE SUB-TITLE: 22pt PRESENTATION SLIDE NAME: 18pt PAGE NUMBER, DATE, FOOTER: 8pt ALL FONT TYPEFACE TO BE IN VERDANA 10mm Limit for content Do not exceed Limit for title Do not exceed 25mm Learning objectives 1.Understand the key data supporting the role of contaminated surfaces in the transmission of hospital pathogens 2.Become familiar with the various methods to improve the efficacy of hospital disinfection:  Tools such as ATP assays and fluorescent markers to evaluate the thoroughness of the cleaning process;  Methods to improve the education and training of cleaning staff. 3.Discuss the results of improved cleaning and disinfection in reducing transmission of pathogens 4.Understand other and emerging approaches including:  Measures to reduce and contain shedding more effectively;  New disinfectants, cleaning materials and consideration of automated systems;  Antimicrobial surfaces;  Improved design to improve ‘cleanability‘.