key elements of an ecp: 1.statement of purpose 2.responsibilities 3.risk identification and risk...
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Key elements of an ECP:1. Statement of Purpose 2. Responsibilities3. Risk Identification and Risk Assessment4. Risk Control Measures5. Education and Training6. Written Work Procedures7. Hygiene Facilities and Cleaning Procedures8. Health Monitoring9. Documentation
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1. Statement of purpose
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Sample Statement of Purpose
• Our facility is committed to providing a safe and healthy workplace for all of our staff. A combination of measures will be used to minimize worker exposure to pandemic influenza, including the most effective control technologies available. Our work procedures will protect not only our workers, but also, all visitors and other workers that enter our facilities.
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2. Employer Responsibility
• To ensure a program is provided which meets the provisions of the WCA & Regulation
• To ensure the health and safety of the worker
• Provide the necessary resources
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Supervisor Responsibility
• Ensure employers program is carried out
• Make sure staff is working safely (e.g.: adequate supplies of & fit testing of PPE)
• Make sure their staff is educated so they can work more safely
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Worker Responsibility
• Participate in education related to safe work practices
• Follow safe work procedures
• Support co-workers in working safely
• Report to their supervisor everything from new hazards to equipment shortfalls etc. (they know better than anyone what their needs are)
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JOSH Committee Responsibility
• Monitor the effectiveness of the program
• Monitor the workplace for changes that may effect the program
• Make recommendations to the employer
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What are the key parts of an ECP?Identifying potential exposure to a hazard
Interacting with a person with influenza
Risk associated with exposure
Staff might get influenza
Controls (ways) to prevent workplace exposures
Patients or clients with influenza wear a mask
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3. Risk Identification & Risk Assessment
• As applies to H1N1
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Modes of Transmission - Pictorial
Health Canada, Laboratory Centre for Disease Control. (1999, July). Canada Communicable Disease Report: Transmission Supplement: Infection Control Guidelines: Routine Practices and Additional Precautions for Preventing the of Infection in Health Care. Vol 25S4.
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Exposure Risk TableLow Risk
No Contact
Moderate Risk
Any Contact
High Risk
Direct Contact
Workers who typically have no contact with influenza infected persons
Workers who may be exposed to influenza infected persons through direct or indirect care
Workers involved in direct care including:-AGMP’s-CPR-Nebulized Therapy
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Exposure Risk TableLow Risk
No Contact
Moderate Risk
Any Contact
High Risk
Direct Contact
Workers who typically have no contact with influenza infected persons
Workers who may be exposed to influenza infected persons through direct or indirect care
Workers involved in direct care including:-AGMP’s-CPR-Nebulized Therapy
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Exposure Risk TableLow Risk
No Contact
Moderate Risk
Any Contact
High Risk
Direct Contact
Workers who typically have no contact with influenza infected persons
Workers who may be exposed to influenza infected persons through direct or indirect care
Workers involved in direct care including:-AGMP’s-CPR-Nebulized Therapy
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Things you might want to consider in assessing work activities for risk are:
• Types of patients/residents/clients
• Level of exposure
• Type and frequency of visitors/household members
Identify potential exposure risks to staff by Work Activity
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4. Risk Control Measures
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Principles of Control• At the Source
– ELMINATE– SUBSTITUTE
• Along the Path– ENGINEERING
• e.g., ventilate, guard or barrier
– ADMINISTRATIVE • e.g., policies, procedures, training
• With the Worker– PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
• e.g., gloves, respirators, gowns, footwear
Least
Most
Effecti
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A. Engineering Controls
Include modifications to the work environment or the equipment, or the use of special equipment to control hazards
“What types of engineering controls could minimize exposure to influenza?”
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A. Engineering Controls
Examples:
• Installing alcohol hand-gel stations near entrance and doors in facility
• Installing portable ventilation systems
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B. Administrative Controls
“What types of administrative controls could
minimize exposure to influenza?”
Involves creating workplace procedures and/or policies to minimize occupational exposure to identified hazards
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Administrative Controls - examples
• Screening for new admissions/visitors• Patient isolation• Setting up adequate and well-supplied
hand-washing facilities/alcohol gel stations
• Information posted on cough/sneeze etiquette