Limpeza e desinfecção de superfícies hospitalares: subsídio para elaboração e avaliação de rotinas
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Resumo: | Contamination of hospital surfaces plays an important role in the spread of infection related to health care. There is still no consensus as to how environmental surfaces should be cleaned and / or disinfected, and the most appropriate methods for assessing the cleaning / disinfection process. There are different systems for monitoring the efficiency of the process of cleaning hospital surfaces: among them, visual inspection, fluorescent marker, adenosine triphosphate by bioluminescence and microbiological cultures. Objectives: 1. To compare the efficiency of three surface friction techniques to reduce organic matter; 2. Evaluate the efficiency of concurrent cleaning / disinfection of operating room surfaces; 3. Evaluate the efficiency before / after cleaning / disinfection of operating room surfaces after review and implementation of an L / D protocol with an emphasis on educational and procedural interventions. Material and Methods: 1. Quantitative, descriptive and exploratory study carried out before and after the cleaning / disinfection process of the bedside tables of the patient unit. Three unidirectional, bi-directional and centrifugal friction techniques were performed individually on each table. For each patient unit and friction technique, a single table and cloth moistened with 70% alcohol (w / v) was used. Organic matter was detected by the presence of adenosine triphosphate by bioluminescence using the 3M ™ Clean-Trace ™ ATP Systems system. 2. A prospective, correlational study developed in the interior of São Paulo, in July 2014. Non - probabilistic sample consisted of the surfaces: surgical table, anesthesia machine, accessory table and counter, being evaluated by visual inspection, microbiological culture and adenosine triphosphate by bioluminescence, at the frequency of one operating room per day. 3. Similar to study 2, but between the months of July and August of 2014. Together, the coordinating nurse of the surgical unit carried out educational intervention and standardization of procedures. Results: 1. For each technique, 13 samples were collected before / after the cleaning / disinfection process, totaling 78 crops. There was no statistical difference between techniques for the removal of organic matter. This study demonstrated that the three surface friction techniques are effective (p <0.05). 2. Twelve samples per surface were collected in 12 days, before and after cleaning / disinfection, totaling 96 samples. The cleaning / disinfection significantly reduced the quantification of adenosine triphosphate and microbial counting of the anesthesia and counter apparatus (p <0.05). The overall rate of cleaned surfaces by visual inspection, microbiological culture and adenosine triphosphate was, before cleaning and disinfection, 37.5%, 10.4% and 12.5%, respectively, and 39.6%, 31, 2% and 70.8% after. 3. Number of samples similar to study 2. Cleaning / disinfection significantly decreased all monitoring parameters for all surfaces. The overall rate of cleaned surfaces by visual inspection, ATP and culture was respectively 47.0%, 37.5% and 22.0% before cleaning and disinfection, and 81.2%, 89.6% and 70.1% after. Conclusions: 1. Further studies considering other indicators and surfaces are needed. 2. The protocol for cleaning / disinfecting operating room surfaces needs to be re-evaluated in order to provide safety to the surgical patient. 3. The elaboration and implementation of the protocol of cleaning / disinfection of the operating room proved to be efficient, since it presented smaller and significant results after the cleaning / disinfection, considering the methods of measurement of the process of cleaning the environmental surfaces. |
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Almeida, Margarete Teresa Gottardo dePereira, Adriana Pelegrini dos SantosBarcelos, Larissa da SilvaPoletti, Nadia Antonia AparecidaFernando, Francine da Silva e Lima de18506490812http://lattes.cnpq.br/840278012207073Rigotti, Marcelo Alessandro2018-01-09T11:43:21Z2017-01-27Rigotti, Marcelo Alessandro. Limpeza e desinfecção de superfícies hospitalares: subsídio para elaboração e avaliação de rotinas. 2017. 91 f. Tese (Programa de Pós-Graduação em Ciências da Saúde) - Faculdade de Medicina de São José do Rio Preto, São José do Rio Preto.1297http://bdtd.famerp.br/handle/tede/393Contamination of hospital surfaces plays an important role in the spread of infection related to health care. There is still no consensus as to how environmental surfaces should be cleaned and / or disinfected, and the most appropriate methods for assessing the cleaning / disinfection process. There are different systems for monitoring the efficiency of the process of cleaning hospital surfaces: among them, visual inspection, fluorescent marker, adenosine triphosphate by bioluminescence and microbiological cultures. Objectives: 1. To compare the efficiency of three surface friction techniques to reduce organic matter; 2. Evaluate the efficiency of concurrent cleaning / disinfection of operating room surfaces; 3. Evaluate the efficiency before / after cleaning / disinfection of operating room surfaces after review and implementation of an L / D protocol with an emphasis on educational and procedural interventions. Material and Methods: 1. Quantitative, descriptive and exploratory study carried out before and after the cleaning / disinfection process of the bedside tables of the patient unit. Three unidirectional, bi-directional and centrifugal friction techniques were performed individually on each table. For each patient unit and friction technique, a single table and cloth moistened with 70% alcohol (w / v) was used. Organic matter was detected by the presence of adenosine triphosphate by bioluminescence using the 3M ™ Clean-Trace ™ ATP Systems system. 2. A prospective, correlational study developed in the interior of São Paulo, in July 2014. Non - probabilistic sample consisted of the surfaces: surgical table, anesthesia machine, accessory table and counter, being evaluated by visual inspection, microbiological culture and adenosine triphosphate by bioluminescence, at the frequency of one operating room per day. 3. Similar to study 2, but between the months of July and August of 2014. Together, the coordinating nurse of the surgical unit carried out educational intervention and standardization of procedures. Results: 1. For each technique, 13 samples were collected before / after the cleaning / disinfection process, totaling 78 crops. There was no statistical difference between techniques for the removal of organic matter. This study demonstrated that the three surface friction techniques are effective (p <0.05). 2. Twelve samples per surface were collected in 12 days, before and after cleaning / disinfection, totaling 96 samples. The cleaning / disinfection significantly reduced the quantification of adenosine triphosphate and microbial counting of the anesthesia and counter apparatus (p <0.05). The overall rate of cleaned surfaces by visual inspection, microbiological culture and adenosine triphosphate was, before cleaning and disinfection, 37.5%, 10.4% and 12.5%, respectively, and 39.6%, 31, 2% and 70.8% after. 3. Number of samples similar to study 2. Cleaning / disinfection significantly decreased all monitoring parameters for all surfaces. The overall rate of cleaned surfaces by visual inspection, ATP and culture was respectively 47.0%, 37.5% and 22.0% before cleaning and disinfection, and 81.2%, 89.6% and 70.1% after. Conclusions: 1. Further studies considering other indicators and surfaces are needed. 2. The protocol for cleaning / disinfecting operating room surfaces needs to be re-evaluated in order to provide safety to the surgical patient. 3. The elaboration and implementation of the protocol of cleaning / disinfection of the operating room proved to be efficient, since it presented smaller and significant results after the cleaning / disinfection, considering the methods of measurement of the process of cleaning the environmental surfaces.A contaminação das superfícies hospitalares desempenha importante papel na disseminação da infecção relacionada à assistência à saúde. Ainda não há consenso a respeito de como as superfícies ambientais devem ser limpas e/ou desinfetadas, bem como, quais os métodos mais apropriados para avaliar o processo de limpeza/desinfecção. Há diferentes sistemas para monitoramento da eficiência do processo de limpeza de superfícies hospitalares: entre eles, a inspeção visual, marcador fluorescente, adenosina trifosfato por bioluminescência e culturas microbiológicas. Objetivos: 1. Comparar a eficiência de três técnicas de fricção de superfície para redução de matéria orgânica; 2. Avaliar a eficiência da limpeza/desinfecção concorrente de superfícies em sala operatórias; 3. Avaliar a eficiência antes/depois da limpeza/desinfecção de superfícies de sala operatória após revisão e implementação de um protocolo de L/D com ênfase em intervenções educativa e procedimental. Material e Métodos: 1. Estudo quantitativo, descritivo e exploratório, realizado antes e após o processo de limpeza/desinfecção das mesas de cabeceiras da unidade de pacientes. Três técnicas de fricção em sentido unidirecional, bidirecional e centrífuga, foram realizadas individualmente em cada mesa. Para cada unidade de paciente e técnica de fricção, uma única mesa e pano umedecido com álcool a 70% (p/v) foi empregado. A matéria orgânica foi detectada pela presença de adenosina trifosfato por bioluminescência utilizando-se o sistema 3M™ Clean-Trace™ ATP Systems. 2. Estudo correlacional, prospectivo, desenvolvido no interior paulista, no mês de julho de 2014. Amostra não probabilística foi constituída pelas superfícies: mesa cirúrgica, aparelho de anestesia, mesa acessória e balcão sendo avaliadas por inspeção visual, cultura microbiológica e adenosina trifosfato por bioluminescência, na frequência de uma sala operatória por dia. 3. Semelhante ao estudo 2, porém entre os meses de julho a agosto de 2014. Conjuntamente foi realizado, pela enfermeira coordenadora do bloco cirúrgico, intervenção educativa e padronização de procedimentos. Resultados: 1. Para cada técnica, 13 amostras foram coletadas antes/após o processo de limpeza/desinfecção, totalizando 78 colheitas. Não se constatou diferença estatística entre as técnicas na remoção de matéria orgânica. Este estudo demonstrou que as três técnicas de fricção de superfície são eficazes (p<0,05). 2. Foram coletadas em 12 dias, antes e após a limpeza/desinfecção, 12 amostras por superfície, totalizando 96 amostras. A limpeza/desinfecção diminuiu de forma significativa apenas a quantificação de adenosina trifosfato e contagem microbianas do aparelho de anestesia e balcão (p<0,05). A taxa global de superfícies limpas por inspeção visual, cultura microbiológica e adenosina trifosfato foi, respectivamente, antes da limpeza e desinfecção, de 37,5%, 10,4% e 12,5% e, de 39,6%, 31,2% e 70,8% após. 3. Número de amostras semelhante ao estudo 2. A limpeza/desinfecção diminuiu, de forma significativa, todos os parâmetros de monitorização para todas as superfícies. A taxa global de superfícies limpas por inspeção visual, ATP e cultura foi, respectivamente, de 47,0%, 37,5% e 22,0% antes da limpeza e desinfecção, e de 81,2%, 89,6% e 70,1% após. Conclusões: 1. Estudos adicionais considerando outros indicadores e superfícies são necessários. 2. O protocolo de limpeza/desinfecção de superfícies de sala operatórias necessita ser reavaliado a fim de propiciar segurança ao paciente cirúrgico. 3. A elaboração e implementação do protocolo de limpeza/desinfecção da sala operatória se mostrou eficiente, pois apresentou resultados menores e significantes após a limpeza/desinfecção, considerando aos métodos de mensuração do processo de limpeza das superfícies ambientais.Submitted by Fabíola Silva (fabiola.silva@famerp.br) on 2018-01-09T11:43:21Z No. of bitstreams: 1 marceloalessandrorigotti_tese.pdf: 1594173 bytes, checksum: ab2cf8bf6df41438b2a1e87f2d06b4ff (MD5)Made available in DSpace on 2018-01-09T11:43:21Z (GMT). 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Limpeza e desinfecção de superfícies hospitalares: subsídio para elaboração e avaliação de rotinas Rigotti, Marcelo Alessandro Housekeeping, Hospital Comparative Study Disinfection Operating Rooms Serviço Hospitalar de Limpeza Estudo Comparativo Desinfecção Salas Cirúrgicas CIENCIAS DA SAUDE::8765449414823306929::600 |
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Limpeza e desinfecção de superfícies hospitalares: subsídio para elaboração e avaliação de rotinas |
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Limpeza e desinfecção de superfícies hospitalares: subsídio para elaboração e avaliação de rotinas |
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Rigotti, Marcelo Alessandro |
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Rigotti, Marcelo Alessandro |
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Almeida, Margarete Teresa Gottardo de |
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Pereira, Adriana Pelegrini dos Santos |
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Barcelos, Larissa da Silva |
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Poletti, Nadia Antonia Aparecida |
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Fernando, Francine da Silva e Lima de |
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Rigotti, Marcelo Alessandro |
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Almeida, Margarete Teresa Gottardo de Pereira, Adriana Pelegrini dos Santos Barcelos, Larissa da Silva Poletti, Nadia Antonia Aparecida Fernando, Francine da Silva e Lima de |
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Housekeeping, Hospital Comparative Study Disinfection Operating Rooms |
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Contamination of hospital surfaces plays an important role in the spread of infection related to health care. There is still no consensus as to how environmental surfaces should be cleaned and / or disinfected, and the most appropriate methods for assessing the cleaning / disinfection process. There are different systems for monitoring the efficiency of the process of cleaning hospital surfaces: among them, visual inspection, fluorescent marker, adenosine triphosphate by bioluminescence and microbiological cultures. Objectives: 1. To compare the efficiency of three surface friction techniques to reduce organic matter; 2. Evaluate the efficiency of concurrent cleaning / disinfection of operating room surfaces; 3. Evaluate the efficiency before / after cleaning / disinfection of operating room surfaces after review and implementation of an L / D protocol with an emphasis on educational and procedural interventions. Material and Methods: 1. Quantitative, descriptive and exploratory study carried out before and after the cleaning / disinfection process of the bedside tables of the patient unit. Three unidirectional, bi-directional and centrifugal friction techniques were performed individually on each table. For each patient unit and friction technique, a single table and cloth moistened with 70% alcohol (w / v) was used. Organic matter was detected by the presence of adenosine triphosphate by bioluminescence using the 3M ™ Clean-Trace ™ ATP Systems system. 2. A prospective, correlational study developed in the interior of São Paulo, in July 2014. Non - probabilistic sample consisted of the surfaces: surgical table, anesthesia machine, accessory table and counter, being evaluated by visual inspection, microbiological culture and adenosine triphosphate by bioluminescence, at the frequency of one operating room per day. 3. Similar to study 2, but between the months of July and August of 2014. Together, the coordinating nurse of the surgical unit carried out educational intervention and standardization of procedures. Results: 1. For each technique, 13 samples were collected before / after the cleaning / disinfection process, totaling 78 crops. There was no statistical difference between techniques for the removal of organic matter. This study demonstrated that the three surface friction techniques are effective (p <0.05). 2. Twelve samples per surface were collected in 12 days, before and after cleaning / disinfection, totaling 96 samples. The cleaning / disinfection significantly reduced the quantification of adenosine triphosphate and microbial counting of the anesthesia and counter apparatus (p <0.05). The overall rate of cleaned surfaces by visual inspection, microbiological culture and adenosine triphosphate was, before cleaning and disinfection, 37.5%, 10.4% and 12.5%, respectively, and 39.6%, 31, 2% and 70.8% after. 3. Number of samples similar to study 2. Cleaning / disinfection significantly decreased all monitoring parameters for all surfaces. The overall rate of cleaned surfaces by visual inspection, ATP and culture was respectively 47.0%, 37.5% and 22.0% before cleaning and disinfection, and 81.2%, 89.6% and 70.1% after. Conclusions: 1. Further studies considering other indicators and surfaces are needed. 2. The protocol for cleaning / disinfecting operating room surfaces needs to be re-evaluated in order to provide safety to the surgical patient. 3. The elaboration and implementation of the protocol of cleaning / disinfection of the operating room proved to be efficient, since it presented smaller and significant results after the cleaning / disinfection, considering the methods of measurement of the process of cleaning the environmental surfaces. |
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Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da FAMERP - Faculdade de Medicina de São José do Rio Preto (FAMERP) |
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sbdc@famerp.br||joao.junior@famerp.br |
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