Transcription of Recommended Practices for Environmental Cleaning
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Recommended Practices for Environmental Cleaning
255 Patient and Worker Safety2014 Perioperative Standards and Recommended Practices Last revised: September 2013. Copyright 2014 AORN, Inc. All rights following Recommended Practices for Envi-ronmental Cleaning have been approved by the AORN Recommended Practices Advisory Board. They were presented as proposed recommen-dations for comments by members and others. They are effective November 15, 2013. These recom-mended Practices are intended to be achievable rec-ommendations representing what is believed to be an optimal level of practice. Policies and procedures will reflect variations in practice settings and/or clin-ical situations that determine the degree to which the Recommended Practices can be implemented. AORN recognizes the many diverse settings in which peri-operative nurses practice, and as such, these recom-mended Practices are guidelines adaptable to all areas where operative and other invasive procedures may be , perioperative registered nurses (RNs) have played a critical role in providing a clean envi-ronment for patients undergoing operative or other invasive procedures.
257 atient and Worer afety RP: nvironmental leaning I.a. A multidisciplinary team should select cleaning chemicals for use in the perioperative setting.
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