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Question received: Should a resident in contact isolation have a blood pressure machine dedicated to their use?

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When this was brought up, the question was how do we keep up with all the PPE

To define required, does that mean that the facility would be tagged by surveyor for not using enhanced barrier precautions?

Once someone is placed on enhanced barrier precautions, do they ever come off? Or would this be a permanent precaution posted to their door?

so anyone with a skin tear would have to be on enhanced barrier precautions?

So a resident with ESBL with an indwelling catheter would always be on enhanced barrier precautions?

This is the link to VDH enhanced barrier precautions webinar: https://www.vdh.virginia.gov/content/uploads/sites/174/2022/03/Enhanced-Barrier-Precautions-11.pdf

Is it required for only MDRO colonization residents or any resident in general?

the link is for a April 5 2022 ?

The link above is for a Past Webinar and the link does not work.

Apologies , we will locate current link

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https://www.vdh.virginia.gov/content/uploads/sites/182/2022/10/2022-Updates-to-Enhanced-Barrier-Precautions-for-Nursing-Homes-Webinar-Flyer-1.pdf

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A long term chronic foley does not automatically require enhanced precautions, correct? Or would it?

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