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B39. The purpose of this memo is to:

Memo to: Department physicians and clinical staff

Subject: Aseptic technique

Aseptic technique protects patients during invasive clinical procedures by employing infection control measures that minimise, as far as practicably possible, the presence of pathogenic organisms. Good aseptic technique procedures help prevent and control healthcare associated infections and must be preserved. As you are aware, the aim of every procedure should be to maintain asepsis at all times by protecting the key parts and key sites from contact contamination by microorganisms. This can be achieved through correct hand hygiene, a non-touch technique, glove use and ensuring asepsis and sterility of equipment. While the principles of aseptic technique remain constant for all procedures, the level of practice will change depending upon a standard risk assessment.

provide staff information on appropriate methods.

notify staff of a possible change in standard procedure.

remind staff of the importance of following best practice.