JPH10309540A - Cleaning management method for medical facilities - Google Patents

Cleaning management method for medical facilities

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JPH10309540A
JPH10309540A JP9139313A JP13931397A JPH10309540A JP H10309540 A JPH10309540 A JP H10309540A JP 9139313 A JP9139313 A JP 9139313A JP 13931397 A JP13931397 A JP 13931397A JP H10309540 A JPH10309540 A JP H10309540A
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Takeshi Aoe
彪 青江
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LIFE STAGE I M S KK
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Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a cleaning management method for medical facilities which is capable of maintaining the inside of the medical facilities at the more hygienic environment and is effective as a remedy for preventing hospital infection and cross infection. SOLUTION: The inside of the medical facilities, such as hospitals, is segmented to highly clean areas, clean areas, quasi-clean areas, general areas, contamination diffusion preventive areas and contaminated areas by the degrees of the probability of the contamination by pathogenic microorganisms. The same colors are applied to the cleaning implements used for the respective areas and their attachments and are integrated to color code the implements and attachments by each of the areas.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

【0001】[0001]

【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は、病院などの医療施
設における院内感染や交差感染を防止するのに有効な清
掃管理方法に関するものである。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a cleaning management method effective for preventing nosocomial infection and cross-infection in medical facilities such as hospitals.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】病院は医・食・住を併せ持つ特殊環境施
設であって、内部は下記の3つの空間に大別される。
2. Description of the Related Art Hospitals are special environmental facilities that combine medicine, food, and housing, and the interior is roughly divided into the following three spaces.

【0003】(a)医療施設に従事する健康者のための
空間。
(A) Space for healthy persons engaged in medical facilities.

【0004】(b)外部より受診又は加療のため、医療
施設に出入りする非健康者のための空間。
(B) A space for non-healthy persons to enter or leave a medical facility for consultation or treatment from outside.

【0005】(c)医療施設内に加療のため住居する入
院患者のための空間。
(C) Space for inpatients who live in medical facilities for treatment.

【0006】一方、新しい薬剤(抗生物質、免疫抑制剤
など)の開発及び医療技術等の急速な進歩に伴って、重
症疾患の患者も治癒させることが可能になった反面、免
疫抑制剤の投与や大きな手術等で免疫機能が低下し、細
菌やウィルスなどによって感染症を引き起こし易くな
り、院内感染が増加する傾向にある。また、病院及びそ
の他の医療施設に潜在する塵埃や細菌の80%以上が床
の表面に落下し、付着していると言われている。このた
め、床は様々な細菌の温床となり、一定の人々の往来に
よって交差感染の最も危険な場所の一つになっている。
On the other hand, with the development of new drugs (such as antibiotics and immunosuppressants) and rapid advances in medical technology, it has become possible to cure patients with severe illness, while administering immunosuppressants. The immune function is reduced by a large operation or the like, and an infectious disease is easily caused by bacteria or virus, and the in-hospital infection tends to increase. It is also said that more than 80% of the dust and bacteria latent in hospitals and other medical facilities have fallen and adhered to the floor surface. This makes the bed a hotbed of various bacteria, making it one of the most dangerous places for cross-infection due to the traffic of certain people.

【0007】[0007]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】上記した院内感染や交
差感染を防止するために、より衛生面を重視した清掃管
理が求められている。
In order to prevent the above-mentioned nosocomial infections and cross-infections, there is a need for cleaning management with more emphasis on hygiene.

【0008】本発明は上記事情に鑑みてなされたもので
あり、医療施設内をより衛生的な環境に保つことができ
ると共に、院内感染や交差感染の防止対策として効果が
ある医療施設における清掃管理方法を提供することを目
的としている。
[0008] The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, it is possible to maintain a more sanitary environment in a medical facility, and to manage cleaning in a medical facility that is effective as a measure to prevent nosocomial infection and cross-infection. It is intended to provide a way.

【0009】[0009]

【課題を解決するための手段】上記目的を達成するため
に、本発明は、病院などの医療施設内を、病原微生物に
よる汚染の可能性の度合いにより、高度清潔区域、清潔
区域、準清潔区域、一般区域、汚染拡散防止区域及び汚
染区域などに区分し、前記各区域に使用する清掃用具及
びその付属具に同一色を施して統一し、前記各区域別に
色分けしたことを特徴とする。
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a highly clean area, a clean area, and a semi-clean area in a medical facility such as a hospital, depending on the possibility of contamination by pathogenic microorganisms. , A general area, a pollution diffusion prevention area, a pollution area, and the like, and the cleaning tools and their accessories used in each of the areas are unified by applying the same color, and are color-coded for each of the areas.

【0010】具体的には、前記高度清潔区域に使用する
清掃用具及びその付属品は白色に統一し、前記清潔区域
及び準清潔区域では青色、前記一般区域では緑色、前記
汚染拡散防止区域では黄色、そして前記汚染区域では赤
色にそれぞれ統一する。
Specifically, the cleaning tools and their accessories used in the highly clean area are unified to white, blue in the clean area and semi-clean area, green in the general area, and yellow in the pollution prevention area. , And the contaminated areas are unified in red.

【0011】[0011]

【発明の実施の形態】以下、本発明の好適な実施例につ
いて説明する。
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described below.

【0012】表−1は、本発明の清掃管理方法を実施す
るために、病院内の諸施設を病原微生物による汚染の可
能性の度合いにより6つの区域に区分し、各区域の清掃
に使用するモップ、雑巾、バケツ、洗剤容器、消毒液容
器その他の清掃用具及びその付属具に施す色を特定し、
統一していることを示している。
Table 1 shows that, in order to implement the cleaning management method of the present invention, various facilities in a hospital are divided into six areas according to the degree of possibility of contamination by pathogenic microorganisms, and are used for cleaning each area. Identify colors for mop, rag, bucket, detergent container, disinfectant container and other cleaning tools and their accessories,
Indicates that they are unified.

【0013】すなわち、手術室(BCR)などの高度清
潔区域では白色に統一し、ICU、分娩室などの清潔区
域では、清掃用具及びその付属具はすべて青色に統一、
手術部手洗い室、更衣室、外来診察室などの準清潔区域
でも青色に、一般病室、待合室、一般医局などの一般区
域では緑色に、感染症病室、微生物検査室、解剖室など
の汚染拡散防止区域では黄色に、そしてトイレ、洗浄
室、塵芥処理室などの汚染区域では赤色にそれぞれ統一
している。
[0013] That is, in a highly clean area such as an operating room (BCR), white is unified, and in a clean area such as an ICU and a delivery room, all cleaning tools and accessories are unified in blue.
Blue in semi-clean areas such as operating room hand washing rooms, locker rooms, and outpatient consultation rooms, and green in general areas such as general hospital rooms, waiting rooms and general medical offices.Prevention of contamination spread in infectious disease rooms, microbiological examination rooms, dissection rooms, etc. It is unified in yellow in the area and red in contaminated areas such as toilets, washing rooms, and waste disposal rooms.

【0014】このように各区域で使用する清掃用具及び
その付属具に同一色を施して統一し、各区域別に色分け
しておくと、他の区域に使用する清掃用具及びその付属
具と混同して使用するおそれが無く、他の区域への汚染
の拡散と伝播を有効に防止でき、ひいては院内感染や交
差感染の防止にも役立つものである。
As described above, the cleaning tools and their accessories used in each area are unified by applying the same color to each area and color-coded for each area, so that they are confused with the cleaning tools and their accessories used in other areas. It can effectively prevent the spread and spread of contamination to other areas, and thus help prevent nosocomial and cross-infections.

【0015】なお、上記した実施例では、各区域に使用
する色標を単一色としたが、必要により2色ないし3色
模様を採用してもよいことは勿論である。
In the above-described embodiment, a single color mark is used for each area. However, it is needless to say that a two-color or three-color pattern may be used if necessary.

【0016】[0016]

【発明の効果】以上説明したように、本発明方法によれ
ば、区域別に清掃用具及びその付属具の色を統一し、他
の区域のものと明確に色分けして、前記各区域における
汚染の拡散と伝播を防止し、他の区域に汚染の影響を与
えないので、衛生的で院内感染や交差感染を防止する上
で非常に効果的である。
As described above, according to the method of the present invention, the colors of the cleaning tools and their accessories are unified in each area, and are clearly distinguished from those in other areas, so that contamination in each of the areas can be reduced. It is sanitary and very effective at preventing nosocomial and cross-infections as it prevents spread and transmission and does not affect the contamination of other areas.

【0017】また、清掃作業を終えた用具の整理が容易
である。さらに、医療上の必要性や微生物汚染を理解し
ていない保清作業員にも、清掃用具及びその付属具の取
扱いを容易にするという利点がある。
Further, it is easy to arrange the tools after the cleaning operation. Further, there is an advantage in that cleaning personnel, who do not understand medical needs or microbial contamination, can easily handle cleaning tools and their accessories.

【0018】 [0018]

Claims (2)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 病院などの医療施設内を、病原微生物に
よる汚染の可能性の度合いにより、高度清潔区域、清潔
区域、準清潔区域、一般区域、汚染拡散防止区域及び汚
染区域などに区分し、前記各区域に使用する清掃用具及
びその付属具に同一色を施して統一し、前記各区域別に
色分けしたことを特徴とする医療施設における清掃管理
方法。
Claims 1. A medical facility such as a hospital is divided into a highly clean area, a clean area, a semi-clean area, a general area, a pollution prevention area, a pollution area, and the like according to a degree of possibility of contamination by pathogenic microorganisms. A cleaning management method in a medical facility, wherein the cleaning tool and its accessories used in each of the sections are unified by applying the same color to each section, and are color-coded for each section.
【請求項2】 前記高度清潔区域に使用する清掃用具及
びその付属具は白色に統一し、前記清潔区域及び準清潔
区域では青色、前記一般区域では緑色、前記汚染拡散防
止区域では黄色、そして前記汚染区域では赤色にそれぞ
れ統一した請求項1記載の医療施設における清掃管理方
法。
2. The cleaning tool and its accessories used in the highly clean area are unified in white, blue in the clean area and semi-clean area, green in the general area, yellow in the pollution control area, and The cleaning management method in a medical facility according to claim 1, wherein the contaminated areas are unified in red.
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