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NNA E5 AF 5.3
NATIONAL NURSING AUDIT MINISTRY OF HEALTH MALAYSIAELEMENT 5: CONTINUUM OF CARE
5.3 ASEPTIC WOUND DRESSING
1. INTRODUCTION
Wound dressing is one of the major nursing responsibilities.
Aseptic technique is mandatory to minimize complications.
Effective wound dressing promotes wound healing and lead to early
discharge and thus save cost.
2. OBJECTIVES :
1. To ensure nurses perform wound dressing using aseptic
technique
2. To assess the caring component during dressing
3. To document wound findings after the procedure in the
appropriate
patient’s records.
3. STANDARD :
1. Nurses perform wound dressing using aseptic technique
2. Nurses exhibit the caring component during dressing
3. Nurses document wound findings in the appropriate
patient’s
records.
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4. CRITERIA
Structure Process Outcome
1. Screen / Procedure
Room.
2. Dressing trolley.
3. Hand-washing facilities/
hand rub.
4. Relevant protective
personal
equipment (PPE).
5. Clinical waste bin.
6. Domestic waste bin.
7. Protective cover.
8. Sterile dressing set.
9. Sterile soft dressings.
10. Cleansing agent.
11. Adhesive tapes.
12. Nursing Operating
Procedure (N.O.P.) /
Manual of wound
dressing.
13. Copy of Standard
Precautions by Ministry
of Health is available.
14. The nurse is competent
in performing aseptic
wound dressing.
15. Nurse need to verify
patient and verify
type of dressing.
1. Greet patient and
introduce self.
2. Perform pain assessment (if indicated).
3. Administer analgesic (if indicated).4. Place sterile dressing set
on
clean dry trolley.
5. Inform patient and explain
procedure.
6. Provide privacy to the
patient.
7. Place patient in confortable
position.
9. Perform hand hygiene.
10. Wear mask.
11. Open outer layer of
dressing set.
12. Discard soiled dressing.
13. Perform hand hygiene.
14. Open inner layer of
dressing set.
15. Pour cleansing agent.
Add soft dressings /
supplementary.
1. Dressing
performed
adhering to
principles
of aseptic
technique.
2. Patient is
informed
of the progress of
his/her wound.
3. Respect and
comfort
of patient is
maintained.
4. Wound findings and
its progress are
documented.
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16. Perform hand hygiene.
17. Wear sterile gloves
(optional).
Structure Process Outcome
18. Perform dressing
19. Make patient
comfortable
after procedure.
20. Discard used dressing
set
21. Perform hand hygiene.
22. Document findings.
5. AUDIT GUIDE FOR ASEPTIC WOUND DRESSING
5.1. INCLUSION CRITERIA
All adult patients in surgical and orthopedic wards.
5.2. EXCLUSION CRITERIA
Patients with burn dressings.
5.3. INSTRUMENT
Check list (E5-AF 5.3) – one check list for one observation.
5.4. Methodology.
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5.4.1. Direct observation of wound dressing being performed.
5.4.2. Sample Frame: All in-patients 5.4.3. Setting : All adult Surgical / Orthopedic / Medical wards
5.4.4. Population : Staff Nurses
5.5. Sample Design
- Simple random sampling of nurses
5.6. Sample Size
- 10 staff nurses of each discipline
6. DEFINITION OF OPERATIONAL TERMS :
- Hand hygiene - include both hands washing with either plain or
antiseptic-
containing soap and water, or use of alcohol-base hand rub.
[WHO, 2007]
- Sterile soft dressings – refer to sterile swab / gauze / gamgee
- Cleansing agent - refers to any lotion used to clean the wound
- Sterile field refers to the area within the sterile packaging, i.e. 1
inch
around the working area be kept free of instruments.
- ensure body / any part of uniform of nurse does not touch sterile
field.
- assessment of pain should be done prior to procedure and should
include
administration of analgesic if indicated.
- aseptic technique includes:
- discard soiled forceps after use.
- keep forceps facing downwards and above waist line.
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- no contact of forceps when transferring soft dressing from one
hand to
another.
- correct technique of pouring of cleansing agent (no touching
and
spillage) and topping up of supplementary.
- body / any part of uniform of nurse must not touch sterile field.
- does not cross sterile field at all times.
- clean the skin area around wound thoroughly.
- cover wound appropriately.
- pain assessment – use pain score format from KKM to assess
pain.
- Discard soiled dressing involves loosening dressing, removing
soiled dressing, discard soiled dressing forceps and observing
condition of wound.
* Failure to comply with any of the above will be considered
non-conformance to aseptic technique.
- documentation of wound finding includes – wound size and depth, nature of wound-swelling, dirty, clean, slough, gangrene, healing process and nature of discharge - smell, color, serous, bloody, pus
7. Compliance of Aseptic Wound Dressing Audit.
Every step in the process must be performed.
a) Technical
- Perform hand hygiene.
- Wear mask.
- Open outer layer of dressing set.
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- Perform hand hygiene.
- Open inner layer of dressing set.
- Pour cleansing agent.
- Add soft dressings / supplementary.
- Assess patient’s pain threshold (observe / ask).
- Perform hand hygiene.
- Wear sterile gloves (optional).
- Remove soiled dressing with forceps.
- Discard used forceps into receiver.
- Perform dressing.
- Cover the wound with appropriate dressing.
- Discard used dressing set.
- Perform hand hygiene.
b) Essence of care (soft skills)
- Greet patient and introduce self.
- Perform pain assessment (if indicated).
- Administer analgesic (if indicated). (Do not score if not indicated)
- Inform patient and explain procedure.
- Provide privacy to the patient.
- Place patient in a comfortable position before procedure.
- Make patient comfortable after procedure – involves
placing patient
in a comfortable position and reassess pain.
c) Documentation
Documentation of wound finding includes: – wound size and depth, healing process
- nature of wound-swelling, dirty, clean, slough, gangrene, - nature of discharge - smell, color, serous, bloody, pus
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8. Audit Form
NATIONAL NURSING AUDIT, MINISTRY OFNATIONAL NURSING AUDIT, MINISTRY OF HEALTHHEALTH MALAYSIA.MALAYSIA.
VERSION 1/08
ELEMENT 5 : CONTINUUM OF CARE DATE:
1.11.08TOPIC : 5.3 ASEPTIC WOUND DRESSING
DOCUMENT NO : E5 AF 5.3PAGE NO 1/3
STANDARD :
1. Nurses perform wound dressing using aseptic technique
2. Nurses exhibit the caring component during dressing
3. Nurses document wound findings in the appropriate patient’s
records.
OBJECTIVES :
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1. To ensure nurses perform wound dressing using aseptic
technique
2. To assess the caring component during dressing
3. To document wound findings after the procedure in the
appropriate
patient’s records.
Date of Audit:………………………………………
Locality : …………………………………………….
Auditors: 1...............................................
2...............................................
NB. Instruction for Auditors
1. To tick [√] at the appropriate column.
S/NO
ITEM SOURCE OF INFORMATIO
N
YES NO N/A
1. Greet patient and introduce self. Listen/Observe nurse.
2. Perform pain assessment.
Observe nurse
3. Administer analgesic (if indicated).
Observe nurse
4. Place sterile dressing set on clean dry trolley.
Observe nurse
5 Inform patient and explain procedure.
Observe nurse.
6. Provide privacy to the patient.
Observe nurse.
7. Place patient in comfortable position.
Observe nurse.
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8. Place protective cover. Observe nurse
9. Perform hand hygiene. Observe nurse.
10. Wear mask. Observe nurse.
11. Open outer layer of dressing set. Observe nurse.
12. Discard soiled dressing. Observe nurse
13. Perform hand hygiene. Observe nurse
14. Open inner layer of dressing set. Observe nurse
15. Pour cleansing agent and add soft dressings / supplementary.
Observe nurse
16. Perform hand hygiene. Observe nurse.
17. Wear sterile gloves (optional). Observe nurse.
S/NO
ITEM SOURCE OF INFORMATIO
N
YES NO N/A
18. Perform dressing :
18.1
Swab from clean area to dirty area.
Observe nurse.
18.2
Keep forceps facing downwards and above waist line.
Observe nurse.
18.3
Maintain sterile field. Observe nurse.
18.4
Avoid contamination of equipments.
Observe nurse.
18.5
Use one swab for each stroke.
Observe nurse.
18.6
Clean skin area around wound.
Observe nurse.
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18.7
Apply appropriate dressing for wound.
Observe nurse.
18.8
Secure wound dressing. Observe nurse.
19. Make patient comfortable. Observe nurse.
20. Clear dressing set. Observe nurse.
21. Perform hand hygiene. Observe nurse.
22 Document findings: Observe nurse.22.
1wound size and depth.
22.2
nature of wound-swelling, dirty, clean, slough, gangrene, healing process.
22.3
nature of discharge - smell, colour, serous, bloody, pus.
AUDIT REPORT AUDIT REPORT
(please [√] the appropriate box)
Conformance Non- Conformance
REMARKS
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Auditor 1 (name and signature):………………………………………….
…………………………………………..
Auditor 2 (name and signature):………………………………………….
…………………………………….
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