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The Central Sterile Supply Department (CSSD) is the service responsible for receiving, storing, processing, distributing and controlling the professional supplies and equipment (both sterile and non-sterile) for all user unit of hospital for the care and safety of patient under strict quality control
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1. Introduction to
CSSD
Dr. Mohamed Eleraky
Infection Control Board
Hospital Management Diploma
Project Management Diploma
ESIC / APIC member
KFH-MED
Dr. Moh Eleraky 30-July-19
2. Definition
– The Central Sterile Supply Department (CSSD) is the service responsible for
receiving, storing, processing, distributing and controlling the professional
supplies and equipments(both sterile and non sterile) for all user units of
hospital for the care and safety of patient under strict qualitycontrol.
Dr. Moh Eleraky 30-July-19
4. 1928
• American College of Surgeon first started CSSD in
their Hospital
1942 • World II war, Cairo – British SDS unit
1955 • Cambridge Military Hospital, UK
1958
• Belfast, Northern Ireland
Dr. Moh Eleraky 30-July-19
(The modern concept of CSSD was derived during second World War)
5. Aims & Objectives
Aim:
Toprovide safesupplies toall the userunitsof the hospital.
Objectives:
• To provide an efficient, economic, continuous & quality supply of reprocessed materials to all areas of the hospital.
• To provide a safe environment for the patients and staff.
• Contributing to a reduction in the incidence of HAIs rates.
• To monitor and enforce controls necessary to prevent cross infection.
• To maintain an inventory of supplies and equipment.
• To reduce the burden of work of the nursing personnel.
• To assist purchase department for decision-making and selection of goods.
• To assist management of hospital in standardization of goods
• To maintain record of effectiveness of cleaning, disinfection, sterilization and monitoring process (medico legal)
• To educate students, nurse, technicians and others
• Applied research for improvement techniques.
Dr. Moh Eleraky 30-July-19
6. AdvantagesProcessing,
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Inventory
Maintenance
Quality of
care
Dr. Moh Eleraky 30-July-19
11. STRUCTURAL DESIGNING
The Central Unit comprises of three zones, separated by two distinct
barriers.
One collection window
One distribution window on the otherend.
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16. Work flow of CSSD
The functional area should be clearly differentiated and thereshould be nocross bywork flow, particularly the
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CSSD layout should be designed for unidirectional flow and have fourzone forsmoothworkflow i.e
Unclean and washing area
Assembly and packing
Sterilization area
The storage area
Dr. Moh Eleraky 30-July-19
22. 5. PREVENTIVE
30-July-19Dr. Moh Eleraky
Safety measures should be applied to prevent occupational hazards in CSSD:
Biological Agents: Infection e.g. Legionnaires' disease, CJD & Blood Borne Viral diseases.
Chemical Agents: Fire, Explosion & Health effects such as respiratory problems, allergies or dermatitis.
Electricity: Fire, Electrocution & Burns.
Equipments: Burns, Cuts, Explosion, Physical injury & Death.
Ergonomic Hazards: Pain in back, hands or arms.
Manual Handling: Musculoskeletal disorders.
Noise: Hearing damage or loss, Physiological effects, Work related stress & Increased risk of accidents.
Non Ionizing Radiation: Heating / skin burns & Eye damage - cataracts.
Sharps: Cuts & Infection.
Slips & Falls: Minor injuries such as cuts to major injuries such as broken bones, concussion and even death.
Temperature: Heat stress & Burns.
Wet Work: Dermatitis
23. 6. EQUIPMENT
Examples for some equipments in CSSD:
• Cleaning and decontamination machines
•Ultrasonic Washer
•Steam Boiler
•Hot air ovens
•Autoclaves.
•Ethylene oxide sterilizer.
•Plasma sterilizer
•Testing material to check effectiveness of sterilization.
•Sealing machine
•Material :labels, packaging rolls, chemicals, ……….
•Others : trolleys, work surface, telephones, ………
24. 7. QUALITY
Quality management of services in CSSD is extremely important in view of its role
- In hospital infection control
-The catastrophic effects the poor quality service may have on patients.
However, quality of services can be judged from level of satisfaction of the clients.
The clients in case of CSSD are all internal (Consumer departments/clinicians).
25. High quality CSSD services to them means:
100% reliability of sterility of stores supplied by CSSD.
Timely supplies in right time.
Contents of the trays/ sets are as per the standard list provided by users & all
the contents are in full operational order.
Trays/ Sets are labeled correctly.
The sterile items supplied remain sterile up to their pre-determined shelf life.
Quality of the items does not deteriorate by the sterilization technique used.
(The quality of outcome, however, depends upon the quality of infrastructure &
process used in CSSD.)