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Use of Non Sterile Gloves

Be Glove Aware!

Glove use is an integral element of safe health care practice , to protect health care workers in this case from risks of infection. The RCN is raising awareness of when gloves should and shouldn’t be worn. In order for us to gain an insight into our compliance with the use of non-sterile gloves please could you take part in a small survey which will close on 25th September.

*1.Non Sterile Gloves should be worn for the following procedures:(Required.)

Yes

Drawing blood

Yes

Undertaking personal care (bathing and dressing the patient)

Yes

Helping patients to mobilise - taking patients to bathroom

Yes

Giving oral medications

Yes

Dressing wounds

Yes

Cleaning reusable patient equipment eg commode/hoist

Yes

Giving injections (IM/Subcutaneous)

Yes

IV insertion and removal

Yes

Distributing or collecting patient dietary trays

Yes

Taking patient observations (B/P, SATS etc.)

Yes

Disposing of blood and body fluids

Yes

Epidemic or emergency situations

Yes

Removing and replacing linen for patient bed

Yes

Handling waste

Yes

Using the telephone

Yes

Writing in patient notes

Yes

Using chemicals eg medical wipes/washing up liquid

Yes

Other (please specify)

*2.Do hands need to be washed before gloves are worn?(Required.)

Yes

*3.Do hands need to be washed after gloves are removed?(Required.)

Yes

*4.Have you ever experienced any skin reactions following wearing gloves?(Required.)

Yes

Thank you for completing this survey.

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