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The audio content is commercially licensed by Naturalsoft Ltd. 00:00 JCI QA - Prevention and Control of Infections (PCI) 00:14 Question: Tell me what do you know about infection control? 1. Hand Hygiene: 2. Use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): 3. Environmental Cleaning: 4. Isolation Precautions: 5. Staff Training: 01:38 Question: Tell me how to prevent the spread of infection in your institution? 1. Hand Hygiene: 2. Use of PPE: 3. Isolation Precautions: 4. Environmental Cleaning: 5. Sterilization of Tools: 6. Vaccination: 7. Education and Monitoring: 03:06 Question: Tell me, what do you do if you are required to assist a procedure for an infectious patient? 1. Wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): 2. Prepare the Environment: 3. Use Dedicated Equipment: 4. Limit Exposure: 5. Dispose of Waste Safely: 6. Perform Hand Hygiene: 04:39 Question: How do you know if the negative pressure room is working? 1. Check the Air Pressure Monitor: 2. Perform a Visual or Smoke Test: 3. Verify with Airflow Indicators: 4. Use Alarm Systems: 5. Regular Maintenance Checks: 06:03 Question: What would you do if the negative pressure will mal function and you have patient inside negative pressure room? 1. Notify Engineering or Facilities Management: 2. Seal the Room Temporarily: 3. Use Portable HEPA Filters: 4. Limit Personnel Access: 5. Relocate the Patient If Necessary: 6. Follow Infection Control Protocols: 7. Document the Incident: 07:56 Question: What would you do if your were pricked with used needle or had a blood/body fluids exposure? 1. Clean the Affected Area: 2. Report the Incident: 3. Seek Medical Attention: 4. Baseline Testing: 5. File an Incident Report: 6. Follow-Up: 09:27 Question: Tell me what happen after the needle stick injury when the staff return from Health clinic? 1. Incident Follow-Up: 2. Documentation: 3. Monitoring and Testing: 4. Counseling and Support: 5. Preventive Measures Review: 11:18 Question: What will you do if you witness blood or body fluids spill? 1. Protect Yourself: 2. Restrict Access: 3. Contain the Spill: 4. Disinfect the Area: 5. Clean Up the Spill: 6. Perform Hand Hygiene: 7. Report the Incident: 13:06 Question: How do you know if the items are good to be used? 1. Check Sterility Indicators: 2. Inspect Packaging Integrity: 3. Check Expiration Date: 4. Review Labels and Instructions: 5. Proper Storage: 6. Single-Use Items: 7. Reusable Equipment: 15:07 Question: How do you clean your equipment? 1. Pre-Cleaning • Remove Visible Contamination: • Disassemble Equipment: 2. Cleaning • Manual Cleaning: • Automated Cleaning: 3. Rinsing 4. Disinfection • High-Level Disinfection: • Low-Level Disinfection: 5. Sterilization (if Required) • Autoclaving: • Ethylene Oxide: • Hydrogen Peroxide Gas Plasma: • Dry Heat: 6. Drying 7. Inspection 8. Storage 9. Documentation JCI-Accredited Organizations NABH standards NABH International Need for Accreditation Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality National Committee for Quality Assurance The Joint Commission International healthcare accreditation Global Healthcare Accreditation (GHA) Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare Providers JCI jci standards 8th edition pdf free downlo jci accreditation The Joint Commission jci standards jcia jci jeddah jci meaning jci hospital Infection Control Healthcare Safety Hand Hygiene Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Environmental Cleaning Isolation Precautions Negative Pressure Rooms Staff Training in Infection Prevention Preventing Infections in Healthcare Breaking the Chain of Infection Professional Certifications Channel Needle Stick Injury Protocols Blood Spill Management Healthcare Worker Safety Patient Safety Practices Infection Control Responsibilities