QMNS Nursing Agency

16/12/2023

Merry xmas to everyone

15/12/2023

The trio

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04/04/2020

Now when you are at home, keep clean
the kitchen, the bathroom, your bedroom and other living spaces.

Keeping all areas clean is important for stopping the spread of germs.

04/04/2020

Infection control is something we all have to do to keep everyone healthy. Good infection control stops germs from spreading

You should wash your hands with soap and water

04/04/2020

Isolation
We may need to have a worker or participant in isolation if they:
• have been tested positive for a pandemic-level illness
• are experiencing symptoms of a pandemic-level illness
• have recently been in contact with someone that has tested positive for a pandemic-level illness
• have recently travelled to a country experiencing a large-scale outbreak of a pandemic-level illness.
Home isolation typically means that the person being isolated must partake in relevant risk-minimisation measures, including:
• limiting their movements to their home and garden/backyard
• observing all appropriate hygiene measures
• practicing social distancing (as outlined above) if there are other people present in the house
• moving quickly through or avoiding common areas
• wearing masks and other necessary PPE
• using a separate bathroom, if available
• using separate cutlery, linens and towels
• avoiding food handling and sharing.

04/04/2020

Social distancing
Social distancing involves restrictions on movement that may need to be enforced to prevent/slow the spread of an illness. To be effective, it must apply to all workers and participants.
Social distancing typically involves:
• being at least 1.5 metres apart from others at all times
• limiting unnecessary touching (e.g. handshakes and hugging)
• if possible, limiting the number of workers on shift at one time
• limiting face-to-face meetings where possible (i.e. conducting most meetings over the phone instead)
• limiting food handling and sharing
• only going out for essential reasons such as:
o attending work/school
o purchasing food and medicine
o medical appointments
o personal emergencies
• avoiding all non-essential national and international travel
• avoiding mass gatherings
• working/studying from home if practicable.