Housekeeping Environmental scleaning checklist in hospitals
I. General Areas
II. Patient Rooms
- Remove soiled linens and place them in designated laundry bags.
- Replace with fresh linens, ensuring tight corners and proper alignment.
- Fluff pillows and ensure the bed is neat and tidy.
- Use an EPA-approved disinfectant on all surfaces.
- Pay special attention to high-touch areas.
- Allow surfaces to remain wet for the recommended contact time before wiping.
- Clean toilets, sinks, and showers with appropriate disinfectants.
- Restock soap, paper towels, toilet paper, and other essentials.
- Ensure all surfaces are dry and free of debris.
- Verify availability of masks, gloves, gowns, and face shields.
- Restock items that are low or empty.
- Ensure PPE is stored in a clean, accessible location.
- Collect all trash and segregate medical waste as per guidelines.
- Seal and label medical waste bags properly.
- Dispose of waste in designated containers.
- Use disinfectant wipes or sprays on all high-touch areas.
- Ensure thorough coverage and allow to air dry.
- Repeat regularly throughout the day.
- Follow manufacturer's guidelines for cleaning equipment.
- Use appropriate disinfectants and ensure coverage of all surfaces.
- Check for any visible damage or malfunction.
- Inspect vents for dust buildup or blockages.
- Use a vacuum or cloth to remove dust.
- Replace filters if necessary according to hospital policy.
- Remove any shared items from the room.
- Disinfect surfaces where items were placed.
- Store clean items in a designated area.
- Wipe down windows with a suitable cleaner.
- Remove dust and dirt from window sills.
- Check for any signs of damage or moisture.
- Check that personal items are neatly arranged.
- Ensure items are clean and in good condition.
- Return any misplaced belongings to the patient.
- Walk through the room to check for cleanliness.
- Verify that all cleaning tasks have been completed.
- Ensure the room is ready for patient use.
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