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APS Kayakalp Clean Hospital ver
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Checklist for Assessment UPHC/APHC (without bed)
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The Cleanliness Score Card
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Name of Facility100.0%Level of Assessment
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Grading Improvement
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Thematic Scores
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A. PHC Upkeep B. Sanitation & HygieneC. Waste Management
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D. Infection Prevention & ControlE. Support Services F. Hygiene Promotion
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G. Beyond Hospital BoundaryWASH
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Ref. No.CriteriaAssessment MethodMeans of VerificationComplianceRemarksWash Point
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A.APHC/UPHC UPKEEP
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A1Pest & Animal Control4
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A1.1No stray animals within the facility premisesOB/SI1. Observe for the presence of stray animals such as dogs, cats, cattle, pigs, etc. within the premises. Also discuss with the facility staff.
2. Check at the entrance of facility that cattle trap has been provided.
3. Look for the breach in the boundary wall, if any
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A1.2Pest Control Measures are implemented in the facilitySI/RR/OBCheck for the evidence at the facility (Presence of Pests , Record of Purchase of Pesticides and availability of the rat trap) and interview the staff about its usage2
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A2Landscaping & Gardening4
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A2.1Front area/ Parks/ Open spaces are well maintainedOBCheck that wild vegetation does not exist. Shrubs and Trees are well maintained. Over grown branches of plants/ tree have been trimmed regularly. Dry leaves and green waste are removed on daily basis.
Gardens/ green area are secured with fence
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A2.2Internal Roads and pathways are even and cleanOBCheck that pathways, corridors, courtyards, etc. are clean and landscaped.2
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A3Maintenance of Open Areas4
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A3.1There is no abandoned / dilapidated building / unused structure within the premisesOBCheck for presence of any ‘abandoned building’ and unused temporary structure within the premises.
Give full compliance if the existing abandoned building is identified and marked and not in use.
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A3.2No water logging in open areas and the facility buildings are vector- breeding proofOB1. Check for water accumulation in open areas because of faulty drainage, leakage from the pipes, rainwater etc
2. Look for tyres, flower pots etc., for accumulation of stagnant water.
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A4APHC/UPHC Appearance4
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A4.1Walls are well-plastered and paintedOBCheck that wall (Internal and External) plaster is not chipped-off and that the building is painted/ whitewashed in a uniform approved colour scheme. The paint has not faded away.
Check for the presence of any outdated posters, IEC material & boards etc
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A4.2Name of the PHC is prominently displayed at the entrance and have uniform signage systemOB1. Name of the PHC is prominently displayed as per the state’s policy.
2. The name board of the facility is well-illuminated at night.
3. Check that all signages (directional & departmental)and information is displayed in the local language.
4. Uniform colour scheme id followed
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A5Infrastructure Maintenance4
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A5.1PHC Infrastructure is well maintainedOBNo major cracks, seepage, chipped plaster & floors in the PHC.
Periodic Maintenance is done.
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A5.2PHC has intact boundary wall and functional gates at entryOBCheck that there is a proper boundary wall of adequate height without any breach. Wall is painted in uniform colour.
Check that there is no rusting of the gates.
All the gates (entry, exit or any other gates) are painted and functional.
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A6Illumination4
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A6.1Adequate illumination in inside and outside of the PHC areaOBCheck for adequate lighting arrangements through Natural Light or Electric Bulbs inside PHC
Check that the PHC front, entry gate and access road are well-illuminated
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A6.2Use of energy efficient bulbsOBCheck that PHC uses energy efficient bulb like CFL or LED for lighting purpose within the PHC Premises2
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A7Maintenance of Furniture & Fixture4
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A7.1Window and doors are maintainedOBCheck, if Window panes are intact, and provided with Grill/ Wire Meshwork. Doors are intact and painted /varnished2
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A7.2Patients' & staff furniture is in good conditionOB1. Check that Patient beds, examination couches, stools, etc., are not rusted and are painted.
2. Mattresses are clean and not torn
3. Trolleys, Stretchers, Wheel Chairs, etc., are well maintained( As applicable)
4. Check the furniture at the nursing station, duty room, offices, etc. painted/polished and clean. Check, the furniture is not broken & rusted
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A8Removal of Junk Material4
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A8.1No junk material within APHC/UPHC premisesOBCheck if unused/ condemned articles and outdated records/ broken furniture are kept in the Nursing stations, OPD clinics, Injection rooms, Dressing Rooms, stairs, open areas, rooftops, balconies etc.2
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A8.2PHC has demarcated space for keeping condemned junk materialOB/SICheck for availability of a demarcated & secured space for collecting and storing the junk material before its disposal2
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A9Water Conservation4
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A9.1Piped Water supply system is maintained in the PHCOB(1) Check for leaking taps, pipes, over-flowing tanks and dysfunctional cisterns.
(2) Over-head tank has functional float-valve.
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A9.2Preventive measures are taken to reduce wastage and reuse of waterSI/OBCheck any innovative practices such as :
1. Landscaped area is planted with drought-tolerant plants (e.g. Cactus, Palm, Bougainvillea, snake plant, lavender etc.)
2. Installation of self-closing taps
3. Recycling and reusing wastewater for gardening, toilet flushing, etc.
4. Installation of dual flush toilets
5. Availability of rainwater harvesting system
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A10Work Place Management4
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A10.1The Staff periodically sorts useful and unnecessary articles at work stationSI/OBAsk the staff, how frequently they sort and remove unnecessary articles from their work place like Nursing stations, work bench, dispensing counter in Pharmacy, etc.
Check for presence of unnecessary articles.
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A10.2The Staff arranges the useful articles, records in a systematic manner and labelledSI/OBCheck if drugs, instruments, records are not lying in haphazard manner and kept near to point of use in systematic manner. The place has been demarcated for keeping different articles
Check that drugs, instruments, records, etc. are labelled for facilitating easy identification.
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BSanitation & Hygiene
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B1Cleanliness of Circulation Area (Corridors, Waiting area, Lobby, Stairs)4
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B1.1No dirt/Grease/Stains and Cobwebs/Bird Nest/ Vegetation/ Dust on the walls and roof in the Circulation areaOBCheck that floors and walls of Corridors, Waiting area, stairs, roof top for any visible or tangible dirt, grease, stains, etc.
Check that roof, walls, corners of Corridors, Waiting area, stairs, roof top for any Cobweb, Bird Nest, etc.
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B1.2Corridors are cleaned at least once in the day with wet mopSI/OBAsk cleaning staff about the frequency of cleaning in a day.
Verify with Housekeeping records.
Corridors are rigorously cleaned with scrubbing/flooding once a month
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B2Cleanliness of OPD Clinic4
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B2.1No dirt/Grease/Stains and Cobwebs/Bird Nest/ Dust/ Vegetation's on walls and roof in OPDOBCheck floors and walls of the OPD for any visible or tangible dirt, grease, stains, etc.
Check that roof, walls, corners of OPD for any Cobweb, Bird Nest, vegetation, etc.
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B2.2OPD are cleaned at least twice in a day with wet mopOB/SIAsk cleaning staff about the frequency of cleaning in a day.
Verify with Housekeeping records.
Clinics are rigorously cleaned with scrubbing/flooding once a month
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B3Cleanliness of Procedure Areas(Dressing Room, Immunization, Injection Room, Labour Room (if available))4
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B3.1No dirt/Grease/Stains and Cobwebs/Bird Nest/ Dust/ vegetation's on walls and roof in Procedure areaOBCheck that floors and walls of Procedure area like Labour Room, Dressing Room, Immunization Room etc. (As Applicable) for any visible or tangible dirt, grease, stains, etc.
Check that roof, walls, corners of these area for any Cobweb, Bird Nest, Vegetation, etc.
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B3.2Procedure area are cleaned at least twice in a dayOB/SIAsk cleaning staff about frequency of cleaning in a day and also verify with check-list.
Check if surfaces are smooth for ensuring cleaning Check the floors and walls for cracks, uneven or any other defects which may affect the cleaning procedure
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B4Cleanliness of Lab and Pharmacy4
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B4.1No dirt/Grease/Stains and Cobwebs/Bird Nest/ Dust/ Vegetation on walls and roof in lab and pharmacy areaOBCheck that floors and walls of Lab and Pharmacy for any visible or tangible dirt, grease, stains, etc.
Check roof, walls, corners of these area for any Cobweb, Bird Nest, Vegetation, etc.
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B4.2Lab and Pharmacy area are cleaned at least once in the day with wet mopOB/SIAsk cleaning staff about the frequency of cleaning in a day and also verify with check-list & housekeeping records
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B5Cleanliness of Auxiliary Areas( Office, Meeting Room, Staff Room, Record Room)4
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B5.1No dirt/Grease/Stains and Cobwebs/Bird Nest/ Dust/ vegetation on walls and roof in Auxiliary areaOBCheck that floors and walls of office, Meeting Room, Staff Room Record room etc. (As applicable) for any visible or tangible dirt, grease, stains, etc.
Check roof, walls, corners of these area for any Cobweb, Bird Nest, Vegetation, etc.
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B5.2Ambulatory and auxiliary areas are cleaned at least once in a day with a wet mopSI/RRAsk cleaning staff about the frequency of cleaning in a day. Verify with Housekeeping records2
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B6Cleanliness of Toilets4
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B6.1No dirt/Grease/Stains/ Garbage in ToiletsOBCheck the toilets randomly for any visible dirt, grease, stains, water accumulation in the toilets
Check for any foul smell in the toilets
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B6.2Toilets have running water and functional cisternOB/SIAsk cleaning staff to operate cistern and water taps2Water
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B7Use of standards materials and Equipment for Cleaning4
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B7.1Availability of Detergent Disinfectant solution / Hospital Grade Phenyl for Cleaning purposeSI/OB/RR1. Check for good quality, eco-friendly PHC cleaning solution, preferably an ISI mark. The composition and concentration of the solution are written on the label.
2. Check with cleaning staff if they are getting an adequate supply. Verify the consumption records.
3. Check if the cleaning staff is aware of the correct concentration and dilution method for preparing the cleaning solution.
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B7.2Availability of Cleaning EquipmentSI/OB1. Check the availability of mops, brooms, collection buckets etc. as per requirement.
2. Storage area/Janitor room for cleaning equipment is clean and dry
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B8Use of Standard Methods for Cleaning4
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B8.1Use of Three bucket system for cleaningSI/OB1. Check if cleaning staff uses three bucket system for cleaning.
First mop the area with the warm water and detergent solution.
• After mopping clean the mop in plain water and squeeze it.
• Repeat this procedure for the remaining area.
• Mop area again using sodium hypochlorite 1% after drying the area.
Ask the cleaning staff about the process.
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B8.2Use unidirectional method and out word moppingSI/OBAsk cleaning staff to demonstrate the how they apply mop on floors. It should be in one direction without returning to the starting point.
The mop should move from inner area to outer area of the room. Separate mop is used in the procedure area.
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B9Monitoring of Cleanliness Activities4
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B9.1Use of Housekeeping ChecklistOB/RRCheck for:
1. Housekeeping Checklist is displayed in Toilet and updated daily (check records for at least one month)
2. Cleaning schedule for each area has been prepared, approved and disseminated to the concerned persons
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B9.2Periodic Monitoring of Housekeeping and Bio medical waste management activities SI/RRPeriodic Monitoring is done by MOIC or trained designated person. Please check record of such monitoring2Sanitation and Healthcare Waste
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B10.Drainage and Sewage Management4
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B10.1Availability of connection with Municipal Sewage System/ or Soak PitOB/SICheck if PHC sewage has a proper connection with a municipal drainage system.
If there is no access to the municipal system, there should be a septic tank. Check the condition of the septic tank e. g. Periodicity of cleaning, mosquito proofing of the manhole, etc.
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B10.2No blocked/ over-flowing drains in the facilityOB/SIObserve that the drains are not overflowing or blocked
All the drains are cleaned once in a week
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CWaste Management
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C1Segregation of Biomedical Waste4
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C1.1Segregation of BMW is done as per BMW management rules 2016*OB/SICheck that Soiled Waste is collected in the yellow bin & bag.
General & Biomedical Waste are not mixed together.
Display of work instructions for segregation and handling of Biomedical waste
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C1.2Check if the staff is aware of segregation protocolsSI/OBAsk staff about the segregation protocol (Red bag for re-cyclable, Glassware into puncture proof and leak proof boxes and container with blue marking, etc.)2
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C2Collection and Transportation of Biomedical Waste4
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C2.1The PHC's waste is collected and transported by CBWTF operatorOBCheck for records of linkage with CBWTF operator or has functional deep burial pits within the facility.2Sanitation and Healthcare Waste
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C2.2The waste is transported in closed bag & trolleyOBCheck availability of trolley for transportation to collection point.2
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C3Sharp Management4
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C3.1Disinfection of Broken / Discarded Glassware is done as per recommended procedureOB/SI/ RRCheck such waste is pre-treated either with 1-2% Sodium Hypochlorite for 30 minutes or by autoclaving/ microwave/ hydroclave and sent for recycling2
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C3.2Sharp Waste is stored in Puncture proof containersOB/SICheck availability of Puncture & leak proof container (White Translucent) at point of use for storing needles, syringes with fixed needles, needles from cutter/burner, scalpel blade, etc.2