Depending on the nature of the injury, further assessment and management by an appropriate medical specialist may be required, for example, suturing after a scalpel injury. Accessing ORE Risk Assessment After attending to First Aid’, the exposed HCW must inform his or her supervisor ‘immediate of the ORE. The supervisor is responsible for: Relieving the exposed HCW from duty to seek ORE management as soon as possible. Ensuring the exposed HCW is of how to access ORE management. Checking in with the exposed HCW after the ORE risk assessment. The exposed HCW is responsible for seeking management of his or her ORE, as set out in Figure 1. Figure 1 Contact Details for the Management of an Exposed HCW After an ORE Site Contact Details Canberra Hospital Weekdays Working OMU Registered Nurse – Hours 6244 2321 or 6244 2323 Monday to Friday or page 50296 or 50280 or mobile 0730 1530 via switch – Weekdays After Hours After Hours Clinical Nurse Consultant – Monday to Friday Switchboard: Dial 9 or ext. 1530 0730 or page 50479 – Weekends and Public After Hours Clinical Nurse Consultant Holidays Switchboard: Dial 9 or ext. 42222 All times or page Calvary Health Care Weekdays Working CHC Bruce Staff Health Department – Bruce (CHC Bruce) Hours 6201 6174 or 6264 7076 or via Monday to Friday CHC switch 0800 1730 Weekdays After Hours After Hours Coordinator – Monday to Friday 6201 6896 0800 – Weekends and Public After Hours Coordinator 6201 6896 Holidays All times Section 4 Risk Assessment of an ORE –
Depending on the nature of the injury, further assessment and management by an appropriate medical specialist may be required, for example, suturing after a scalpel injury. Accessing ORE Risk Assessment After attending to ‘immediate First Aid’, the exposed HCW must inform his or her supervisor of the ORE. The supervisor is responsible for: Relieving the exposed HCW from duty to seek ORE management as soon as possible. Ensuring the exposed HCW is of how to access ORE management. Checking in with the exposed HCW after the ORE risk assessment. The exposed HCW is responsible for seeking management of his or her ORE, as set out in Figure 1. Figure 1 Contact Details for the Management of an Exposed HCW After an ORE Site Contact Details Canberra Hospital Weekdays – Working Hours Monday to Friday 0730 – 1530 OMU Registered Nurse 6244 2321 or 6244 2323 or page 50296 or 50280 or mobile via switch Weekdays – After Hours Monday to Friday 1530 – 0730 After Hours Clinical Nurse Consultant Switchboard: Dial 9 or ext. or page 50479 Weekends and Public Holidays All times After Hours Clinical Nurse Consultant Switchboard: Dial 9 or ext. 42222 or page Calvary Health Care Bruce (CHC Bruce) Weekdays – Working Hours Monday to Friday 0800 CHC Bruce Staff Health Department 6201 6174 or 6264 7076 or via CHC switch Weekdays – After Hours Monday to Friday 1730 – 0800 After Hours Coordinator 6201 6896 Weekends and Public Holidays All times After Hours Coordinator 6201 6896 Section 4 – Risk Assessment of an ORE
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