EP2459021B1 - Chemise d hôpital jetable - Google Patents

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EP2459021B1
EP2459021B1 EP10804879.4A EP10804879A EP2459021B1 EP 2459021 B1 EP2459021 B1 EP 2459021B1 EP 10804879 A EP10804879 A EP 10804879A EP 2459021 B1 EP2459021 B1 EP 2459021B1
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Virginia Porowski
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A41—WEARING APPAREL
    • A41D—OUTERWEAR; PROTECTIVE GARMENTS; ACCESSORIES
    • A41D13/00—Professional, industrial or sporting protective garments, e.g. surgeons' gowns or garments protecting against blows or punches
    • A41D13/12—Surgeons' or patients' gowns or dresses
    • A41D13/1209—Surgeons' gowns or dresses
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A41—WEARING APPAREL
    • A41D—OUTERWEAR; PROTECTIVE GARMENTS; ACCESSORIES
    • A41D13/00—Professional, industrial or sporting protective garments, e.g. surgeons' gowns or garments protecting against blows or punches
    • A41D13/12—Surgeons' or patients' gowns or dresses
    • A41D13/129—Donning facilities, e.g. characterized by the opening
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A41—WEARING APPAREL
    • A41D—OUTERWEAR; PROTECTIVE GARMENTS; ACCESSORIES
    • A41D2400/00—Functions or special features of garments
    • A41D2400/44—Donning facilities
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A41—WEARING APPAREL
    • A41D—OUTERWEAR; PROTECTIVE GARMENTS; ACCESSORIES
    • A41D2400/00—Functions or special features of garments
    • A41D2400/52—Disposable

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  • the present invention relates to gowns, and more particularly to a disposable hospital gown.
  • Disposable hospital gowns are well known. They are worn by doctors, nurses, other healthcare providers, hospital workers and visitors in hospitals and healthcare facilities in the course of treating or handling patients with serious contagious diseases, infections, potential infections or compromised immune systems.
  • One of the concerns with disposable hospital gowns is that the removal of a gown from a person will spread germs, bacteria and other infections that might affect the person wearing the gown or other people in and around the gown and carried to later infect others the individuals come in contact with.
  • no matter how much care is exercised in the conventional handling of a disposable hospital gown there is a chance that contamination found on the exterior of the gown will spread.
  • the present invention is a disposable hospital gown that includes an integral one or two part disposable wrapper. Once the gown has been used or exposed to infection or contamination, the hospital gown is rolled or folded into a bundle and wrapped in the integral disposable wrapper.
  • the present invention also entails a method of disposing of a disposable hospital gown by folding or rolling the hospital gown into a bundle and reversing an integral disposable wrapper that forms a part of the gown and wherein in the process of reversing the disposable wrapper, the bundled gown is placed or stuffed in the reversed disposable wrapper.
  • the present invention also entails a disposable hospital gown that includes donned gloves or gloves that are integral with sleeves of the gown or tethered to the gown. This enables the gloves to be removed from the hands as the gown is being removed from a person such that the gloves can be contained within the bundle and placed inside the disposable wrapper.
  • the disposable gown includes folding seams or lines formed vertically across the front of the gown. These folding seams or lines facilitate the folding and bundling of the gown for disposal.
  • Hospital gown 10 can be constructed of various materials such as conventional materials that are typically used in the construction of hospital gowns, especially disposable isolation hospital gowns, disposable surgical gowns, or disposable patient gowns that are exposed to contamination.
  • Hospital gown 10 includes a main body indicated generally by the numeral 12 and a pair of long sleeves 14 that project from the upper portion of the main body.
  • Main body 12 includes two basic areas, a front area 12A and a back area 12B. Front area 12A is particularly shown in Figure 1 and the back area is shown in Figure 2 .
  • Back area 12B is split and includes terminal edges 18. This is illustrated in Figure 2 and enables the gown 10 to be easily placed on and taken off a person.
  • the main body 12 includes an outer surface and an inner surface.
  • the outer surface of front area 12a is shown.
  • the outer surface of the back 12B is shown.
  • the inner surface of the front area 12A is shown.
  • a neck opening 16 that extends around an upper portion of the main body 12. Further, adjacent the edges 18 of the back area 12B, there is provided one or more fasteners for securing the back area portions together when the gown 10 is worn by a person.
  • Gown 10 includes an integral disposable wrapper indicated generally by the numeral 30.
  • Disposable wrapper 30 is secured to and forms a part of the gown 10. Note in the preferred embodiment the particular location of the disposable wrapper 30. It is placed about the lower portion of the front area 12A. As illustrated in Figures 1 and 2 , the disposable wrapper 30 is generally centrally located with respect to the side edges of the front area 12A. That is, the disposable wrapper 30 is generally aligned with the neck opening 16. Also as seen in Figures 1 and 2 , the disposable wrapper is disposed on the inside of the front area 12A.
  • Disposable wrapper 30 is pliable, non-permeable, and in one embodiment is comprised at least in part of plastic material. Disposable wrapper 30 can be secured or integrated into the gown 10 in various ways. For example, the disposable wrapper 30 can be glued or stitched into the gown 10. In one embodiment, a portion of the front area 12A can also serve as a side or surface of the disposable wrapper 30.
  • Tab 30C Secured to the side or panel 30A of wrapper 30 is a tab 30C.
  • Tab 30C can be utilized to maintain the disposable wrapper 30 closed while the gown 10 is worn.
  • tab 30C is utilized to close the disposable wrapper when the gown 10 has been wrapped therein.
  • Figures 3A-3I illustrate how the disposable hospital gown 10 is rolled or folded into a bundle and disposed of by wrapping the bundled gown in the disposable wrapper 30 that forms an integral part of the gown.
  • the left-hand sleeve 14 is turned inside-outward to form the inside-outward left sleeve 14 shown in Figure 3A . This is typically accomplished by the person wearing the gown simply grasping an inside surface of the sleeve and pulling the arm out of the sleeve.
  • a left portion of the back area 12B can be positioned across the front area 12A as shown in Figure 3B .
  • the back area 12B that is folded over the front area 12A generally underlies the inside-outward sleeve 14.
  • a portion of the back area 12B is lapped over another portion and this gives rise to seam or fold 12C shown in Figure 3B .
  • the portion of the back area 12B shown therein and exposed is the inner surface of the back area.
  • the person removing the gown and folding or rolling the gown into a bundle can contact the inner surface of the inside-outward sleeve 14 or the inner surface of the back area 12B. This enables the person to avoid touching the outer surface of the main body 12 or even the outer surface of a sleeve 14.
  • the wrapper is wide enough that it can encompass any reasonable size rolled gown.
  • the gown 10 After the gown 10 has been placed in the general configuration shown in Figure 3C , the gown is folded or rolled downwardly from the top. This is illustrated in Figure 3D . Note in Figure 3D where a portion of the front area 12A is rolled or folded downwardly over a portion of the inside-outward sleeves 14. The upper portion of the front area 12A exposed in Figure 3D is the inner surface of the front area.
  • the folding or rolling of the gown is continued as shown in Figure 3E .
  • the upper portion of the gown as viewed in Figure 3E comprises a portion of a front area 12a, but again the upper exposed surface of the front area is the inner surface thereof.
  • the gown is folded or rolled to a point where a bundle is formed.
  • the bundled gown is shown in Figure 3G .
  • the bundled gown 10 overlies the disposable wrapper 30.
  • the disposable wrapper is turned inside-outward and in the process wraps around the bundled gown as illustrated in Figure 3H .
  • the former inner surface 30B of the disposable wrapper 30 becomes the outer surface of the formed pouch or container. That is, by turning the disposable wrapper 30 inside-outward, the wrapper wraps around while the bundled gown is stuffed, pushed or placed into the interior area of the formed pouch.
  • the former exterior or outer surface 30A of the disposable wrapper 30 becomes the interior surface of the pouch shown in Figures 3H and 3I .
  • the former inner surface 30B of the disposable wrapper 30 now becomes the outer surface or exterior surface of the pouch.
  • the closing tab 30C which can be a piece of tape, an adhesive strip or other closing device, is closed down on the exterior surface 30B of the pouch and this containerizes by wrapping the bundled gown.
  • This wrapper forms an additional line of defense, as it creates a barrier helping to guard against the transmission of possible infectious agents, such as but not limited to, staphylococcus aureus and methicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) etc., which can be spread on contact.
  • infectious agents such as but not limited to, staphylococcus aureus and methicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) etc., which can be spread on contact.
  • the outer surface of the main body 12 and sleeves 14 could be a different color from the inner surface of the main body and sleeves.
  • the gown 10 can be provided with indicia that facilitates and makes the folding or rolling of the gown into a bundle easier. That is, indicia or lines can be drawn or provided on the gown to indicate the appropriate position of portions of the gown during various stages of the rolling or folding process.
  • tab 30C for closing the formed pouch or container. It is understood and appreciated that there can be a plurality of tabs and, indeed, there can be provided a closing device formed in the disposable wrapper or formed in conjunction with the gown that will provide a generally airtight seal when the pouch is closed.
  • the gown 10 can assume various designs and styles. However, the use of the integral disposable wrapper 30 and the general method or process of disposing of the gown will remain the same. The basic method or process of forming the disposable hospital gown into a bundle and containerizing the disposable gown in a disposable wrapper will remain the same.
  • the alternative design shown therein is provided with two parallel fold lines 70 formed about the front portion 12A of the gown.
  • the fold lines 70 can be constructed or formed in various ways. In one embodiment the fold lines actually comprise a pair of seams sewn or formed into the hospital gown. In other embodiments the fold lines 70 may include press lines or folding seams that are formed during manufacture or even formed when the gown is folded for packaging purposes. In any event the purpose of the fold lines 70 is to facilitate and make easier the folding of the gown 10 for the purpose of compacting the gown such that it can be placed in the wrapper 30.
  • the fold lines 70 also enable the gown 10 to be neatly folded and compactly rolled or otherwise transformed into a relatively small configuration. Although some examples of forming or creating the fold lines 70 are given, it is appreciated by those skilled in the art that there are other means for forming the fold lines.
  • the alternative design for the hospital gown also envisions the use of a light adhesive in order to secure the back edges of the gown together.
  • a light adhesive can be sprayed or applied to selected areas along the rear edges of the gown back such that the rear edges can be overlapped at selected areas and easily secured together because of the presence of the light adhesive.
  • one edge of the rear portion of the gown 10 is provided with a series of tabs 20. These tabs can be sprayed on one side with a light adhesive that is effective to secure the tabs to the other back edge of the gown.
  • the gown along these back edges could be simply sprayed in spots or streaks with such a light adhesive such that the back edges can be easily secured together to close the gown 10 about the back when being worn.
  • the alternative design as shown in Figure 4 includes a wrapper 30 that has a different shape.
  • the side edges of the wrapper 30 taper generally inwardly and downwardly from the top of the wrapper.
  • the wrapper 30 as oriented assumes a generally inverted trapezoidal shape.
  • the inwardly and downwardly tapering sides or side edges of the wrapper 30 are designed to facilitate folding and disposing of the gown 10. To some extent at least, with the side edges being tapered downwardly and inwardly, the side edges of the wrapper 30 do not actually interfere or otherwise make the folding of the gown more difficult. It is appreciated that the wrapper 30 can assume various configurations and that the configurations disclosed herein are examples.
  • the gown 10 is designed to be worn and used in conjunction with disposable gloves.
  • the alternative design envisions that gloves will be worn by healthcare professionals while the gown is being worn.
  • the alternative design envisions in one embodiment a pair of gloves 80 being integral with the sleeves 14 of the gown or being tethered to the gown. In Figure 7A , the gloves 80 are tethered to the gown while in the design shown in Figure 7B the gloves 80 are integrally constructed with the sleeve 14 of the gown.
  • Figures 6B-6M describe and show how the disposable hospital gown is rolled or bundled and held within the wrapper 30.
  • the right gloved hand RGH grabs the end of the left hand sleeve at the wrist, and at the same time grabs the wrist portion of the left hand glove LG.
  • the right gloved hand RGH holds the left sleeve and the left hand glove LG and the left hand is pulled from the left hand glove. This effectively turns the left hand glove inside out and the left hand glove remains inside the left hand sleeve. This leaves the left hand (ungloved) within the left hand sleeve.
  • Figure 6D shows that the left hand LH, while within the left sleeve, is used to reach over and grab the right hand glove RG at the wrist, and at the same time grab the right sleeve at the wrist. Then while the left hand LH holds the right sleeve and the right glove RG, the right hand RH is pulled from the right glove and in the process the right hand is free and the right glove is turned inside outwards and remains in the right sleeve. Viewing Figure 6E , it is seen that both hands lie inside the respective sleeves. Both gloves have been removed and lie inside the sleeves. It should be noted that both gloves at this time are inside out. Still, at this point, the left hand LH is still holding onto the right sleeve, the right glove RG, and the left glove LG.
  • the free right hand RH is moved to where the right hand engages a right back portion of the gown, and with the right hand, this right back portion of the gown is folded over the front right portion of the gown.
  • the front portion includes seam 70
  • the right back portion of the gown is folded along one seam.
  • the right hand RH then grabs the bundled gloves and sleeves that the left hand LH has been holding.
  • the left hand LH releases from the left sleeve and engages the left back portion of the gown, and folds the left back portion of the gown over a left front portion of the gown. Again, this is illustrated in Figure 6H .
  • the person wearing the gown then begins to fold or roll the gown downwardly from the top.
  • the hands can be within the bundle or outside of the bundle.
  • Figure 6J shows the gown continuing to be rolled downwardly towards the position of the wrapper 30. Eventually, the gown is rolled or folded downwardly to a position adjacent the wrapper 30. See Figure 6K .
  • the wrapper 30 is turned inside out and the bundle or folded gown is placed or stuffed inside the wrapper 30. As discussed before, at this juncture in the method or process, the wrapper 30 is turned inside out and the gown is placed inside the wrapper as it is turned inside out. See Figure 6L .
  • the free hands can remain inside the sleeves and the person wearing the gown can begin to roll the gown while the free hands are still within the sleeves.
  • the gown is continued to be roiled to a selected point where the hands are then removed and then the hands are used to further roll, fold, or manipulate the gown sufficient for the gown to be inserted inside the inside out wrapper 30.
  • a method of removing and disposing of an isolation hospital gown comprising: removing the gown from a person; rolling or folding the removed gown into a bundle to form a bundled gown; positioning the bundled gown adjacent a disposable wrapper attached to and forming an integral part of the gown wherein the disposable wrapper includes an inside surface and an outside surface; and turning the disposable wrapper inside outwards and wrapping the outside surface of the disposable wrapper around the bundle such that the inside surface of the disposable wrapper is exposed and the disposable isolation hospital gown formed into the bundle is contained within the disposable wrapper after the disposable wrapper has been turned inside outwards.
  • a pouch is formed where the outside surface of the wrapper becomes the inside surface of the pouch and the inside surface of the disposable wrapper becomes the outside surface of the pouch and the method includes urging the bundled gown into the pouch and closing the pouch formed by the wrapper such that the isolation hospital gown is contained within the pouch.
  • the isolation hospital gown includes an inner surface and an outer surface and wherein rolling or folding the isolation hospital gown into a bundle includes positioning portions of the inner surface over the outer surface such that portions of the inner surface are exposed and cover portions of the outer surface of the gown such that the isolation hospital gown can be contacted for the purpose of rolling or folding the isolation hospital gown without contacting the outer surface of the gown.
  • the isolation hospital gown includes a main body and a pair of sleeves, and wherein the main body includes a front area and a back area, and wherein the main body includes an inner surface and an outer surface, and the method includes:
  • the isolation hospital gown includes a main body and a pair of sleeves, and wherein the main body includes a front area and a back area, and wherein the main body includes an inner surface and an outer surface, and the method includes: folding the inside-outward sleeves and a portion of the back area over the outer surface of the front area such that portions of the inside-outward sleeves and the inner surface of the back area are exposed and overlie the front area of the main body; and thereafter folding or rolling the isolation hospital gown into a bundle.
  • a disposable hospital gown that is configured to be folded or rolled into a disposable bundle and in a disposable mode is contained within a wrapper that forms an integral part of the disposable gown, the disposable gown comprising:
  • the disposable gown described in paragraph 74 including a pair of laterally spaced seams formed vertically on the main body of the disposable gown to facilitate folding or rolling the gown into a bundle.
  • the disposable hospital gown described in paragraph 74 including adhesive means for securing portions of the gown together.
  • a disposable hospital gown adapted to assume a wearing configuration and a disposable configuration, the disposable hospital gown in the wearing configuration comprising:
  • the disposable gown described in paragraph 77 including a pair of laterally spaced apart fold lines formed on the front area of the main body of the gown, and wherein the fold lines facilitate folding right and left hand back portions of the gown across right and left portions of the front area.
  • a method of removing a disposable hospital gown and gloves from a person, and disposing of the disposable hospital gown and gloves comprising the steps of:
  • removing the gloves from the hands includes using a first hand to grab an opposite sleeve and an opposite glove at the same time, and pulling a second hand from the opposite glove resulting in the opposite glove being left within the opposite sleeve.
  • the method described in paragraph 82 further including utilizing the second hand while contained within the opposite sleeve, to grab both the other sleeve and the other glove, and to hold the other sleeve and the other glove while the first hand is removed from the other glove such that the first hand is free from the glove.
  • the gown includes a left sleeve and a right sleeve
  • the person wearing the gown includes a left hand inserted into a left hand glove, and a right hand inserted into a right hand glove, and wherein a right gloved hand is formed when the right hand is inserted into the right hand glove, and a left gloved hand is formed where the left hand is inserted into the left hand glove
  • the method includes:
  • the gown includes a glove integral with each sleeve and extending from an end of each sleeve, or wherein the gown includes a pair of gloves tethered to the gown.

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  1. Blouse d'hôpital jetable (10) conçue pour adopter une configuration de port et une configuration jetable,
    la blouse d'hôpital jetable, dans la configuration de port, comprenant :
    un corps principal (12) ;
    le corps principal comportant une région avant (12A), une région arrière (12B) et comprenant une surface intérieure et une surface extérieure ;
    un emballage souple (30) destiné à recevoir et à contenir la blouse d'hôpital lorsqu'elle est mise sous forme de paquet ;
    l'emballage souple formant un panneau (30A) de matériau en feuille qui est fixé à la surface intérieure du corps principal de la blouse jetable et le panneau s'étendant en travers de la surface intérieure du corps principal de la blouse ;
    la blouse d'hôpital jetable, dans la configuration jetable, comprenant :
    un paquet formé par la blouse d'hôpital, le paquet se trouvant en position adjacente à la surface intérieure du corps principal (12) ; et caractérisée en ce que l'emballage (30) est réversible de façon à adopter une configuration retournée de telle sorte que, lorsqu'il se trouve dans la configuration retournée, l'emballage (30) forme une poche qui reçoit et contient la blouse en paquet ;
    une surface extérieure de la poche étant définie par une surface intérieure de l'emballage, et
    une surface intérieure de la poche étant définie par une surface extérieure de l'emballage.
  2. Blouse jetable (10) selon la revendication 1, comprenant une paire de lignes de pliage (70) espacées latéralement, formées sur la région avant (12A) du corps principal (12) de la blouse, et dans laquelle les lignes de pliage facilitent le pliage de parties arrière droite et gauche de la blouse par-dessus des parties droite et gauche de la région avant.
  3. Blouse jetable (10) selon la revendication 1 ou la revendication 2, dans laquelle les lignes de pliage (70) comprennent au moins deux coutures de pliage (12C), chaque couture de pliage étant fixée dans la région avant (12A) du corps principal (12) de la blouse.
  4. Blouse d'hôpital jetable (10) selon la revendication 1, la revendication 2 ou la revendication 3, dans laquelle l'emballage (10) comprend deux bords latéraux opposés, et dans laquelle les deux bords latéraux opposés s'étendent de manière oblique généralement vers le bas et vers l'intérieur par rapport à la blouse de façon à faciliter le pliage de la blouse.
  5. Blouse d'hôpital jetable (10) selon l'une quelconque des revendications précédentes, comprenant une patte de fermeture (30C) qui fait saillie à partir d'un bord d'extrémité de l'emballage.
  6. Procédé pour ôter et jeter la blouse d'hôpital (10) selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 5, comprenant les étapes suivantes :
    ôter la blouse d'une personne ;
    enrouler ou plier la blouse ôtée en un paquet de façon à former une blouse en paquet ;
    positionner la blouse en paquet de manière adjacente à l'emballage (30) ;
    caractérisé par les étapes suivantes :
    retourner l'emballage ;
    enrouler la surface extérieure de l'emballage jetable autour du paquet de telle sorte que :
    la surface intérieure de l'emballage jetable soit exposée ; et
    la blouse d'hôpital de protection jetable mise sous la forme du paquet soit contenue à l'intérieur de l'emballage jetable une fois que l'emballage jetable a été retourné.
  7. Procédé selon la revendication 6, dans lequel l'étape consistant à enrouler ou plier la blouse jetable (10) en un paquet comprend le fait de positionner des parties de la surface intérieure par-dessus la surface extérieure de la blouse de telle sorte que des parties de la surface intérieure soient exposées et recouvrent des parties de la surface extérieure de la blouse de telle sorte qu'il soit possible de toucher la blouse jetable afin d'enrouler ou de plier la blouse sans toucher la surface extérieure de la blouse.
  8. Procédé selon la revendication 6 ou la revendication 7, le procédé comprenant les étapes suivantes :
    retourner des manches (14) prévues sur la blouse de façon à former des manches retournées ;
    plier les manches retournées (14) et une partie de la région arrière (12B) par-dessus la surface extérieure de la région avant (12A) de telle sorte que des parties des manches retournées et de la surface intérieure de la région arrière soient exposées et recouvrent la région avant du corps principal (12) ; et
    plier ou enrouler ensuite la blouse d'hôpital de protection en un paquet.
  9. Procédé selon l'une quelconque des revendications 6 à 8, comprenant en outre l'étape consistant à fermer l'emballage autour de la blouse en paquet enveloppée à l'aide d'une patte de fermeture (30C) prévue sur la blouse.
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