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Scottish Microbiology Reference Laboratories NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Form Issued: 01/11/2017WF 109 Authorizers: L. Graham Author: L. GrahamEnterococci isolate Record Form: Blood isolates only

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1. Begin by gathering all the necessary materials for sampling, including sterile containers and gloves.
2. Put on the gloves to maintain a sterile environment throughout the process.
3. Approach the sampling area and carefully collect a sample from the surface or substrate you suspect may be contaminated with VRE and Faecium Enterococci.
4. Use a sterile swab or sponge to collect the sample, ensuring you cover a sufficient area to obtain accurate results.
5. Place the collected sample into a sterile container, making sure to seal it tightly to prevent any contamination.
6. Label the container with relevant information like the date, time, and location of the sampled area.
7. Store the container properly to keep the sample stable until analysis can be conducted.
8. Follow the recommended protocols for shipping the sample to a laboratory, if necessary.
9. Wait for the laboratory's analysis report to determine the presence or absence of VRE and Faecium Enterococci in the sample.
10. Take appropriate actions based on the analysis results to mitigate any potential risks associated with VRE and Faecium Enterococci contamination.

Who needs vre and faecium enterococci?

1. Healthcare facilities and hospitals may need to test for VRE and Faecium Enterococci as part of their infection control measures.
2. Environmental agencies and researchers studying microbial contamination may require testing for VRE and Faecium Enterococci to monitor and assess environmental conditions.
3. Industries involved in food production and processing may need to test for VRE and Faecium Enterococci to ensure product safety and meet regulatory standards.
4. Public health departments may conduct testing for VRE and Faecium Enterococci to investigate and control outbreaks of infections.
5. Veterinary clinics and animal care facilities may also require testing for VRE and Faecium Enterococci to monitor and manage bacterial infections in animals.

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What is vre and faecium enterococci?

VRE stands for Vancomycin-resistant Enterococci and faecium enterococci are a type of bacteria that can cause infections in humans.

Who is required to file vre and faecium enterococci?

Healthcare facilities are usually required to file reports on vre and faecium enterococci.

How to fill out vre and faecium enterococci?

The reports on vre and faecium enterococci are usually filled out by healthcare professionals using specific forms provided by health authorities.

What is the purpose of vre and faecium enterococci?

The purpose of reporting vre and faecium enterococci is to monitor and prevent the spread of these potentially harmful bacteria in healthcare settings.

What information must be reported on vre and faecium enterococci?

The reports on vre and faecium enterococci usually include information on the number of cases, the type of bacteria, and any relevant patient details.