Hospital Terminal Cleaning Checklist

Use the Hospital Terminal Cleaning Checklist to ensure surfaces and high-touch areas in patient rooms and common spaces are properly cleaned and sanitized.

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Hospital Terminal Cleaning Checklist

Pre-Cleaning Preparation

Disinfecting Surfaces

Floor Care

Textiles And Upholstery

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Waste Disposal

Replacing Disposable Items And Restocking

Final Inspection And Documentation

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Hospital Terminal Cleaning Checklist

Use the Hospital Terminal Cleaning Checklist to ensure surfaces and high-touch areas in patient rooms and common spaces are properly cleaned and sanitized.

1. Have all necessary cleaning supplies and personal protective equipment (PPE) been assembled?

2. Has the room been reviewed for any patient belongings and has proper handling been ensured?

1. Have the door handles, light switches, bed rails, tabletops, and other high-touch areas been disinfected using EPA-approved disinfectants?

2. Have all countertops, desks, and workspaces been cleaned and disinfected, paying close attention to any stains or spills?

3. Has all medical equipment and devices been wiped down with appropriate disinfectants, adhering to manufacturer guidelines to prevent damage?

1. Has a hospital-grade disinfectant solution been used to mop all floor surfaces, starting from the farthest corner of the room and moving towards the exit to avoid walking over cleaned areas?

2. Has an appropriate carpet cleaner with disinfectant properties suitable for healthcare settings been used in areas with carpet?

1. Have the curtains been replaced with clean ones if they were visibly soiled or per the facility’s cleaning schedule?

2. Have all chairs, couches, and other upholstered furniture been cleaned and disinfected, focusing on arms and other high-contact points?

1. Have all bathroom parts, including toilets, sinks, showers, and faucets, been thoroughly cleaned and disinfected, ensuring all plumbing fixtures are in proper working order?

1. Has all trash and medical waste been removed and properly disposed of following hazardous protocols?

2. Have the trash can liners been replaced and has proper segregation of waste types been ensured?

1. Have all disposable items used by the previous patient, such as bed linens, gowns, and towels, been replaced?

2. Have necessary supplies, including soap, hand sanitizer, toilet paper, and personal protective equipment, been restocked?

1. Has a thorough final inspection of the room been conducted to ensure no area has been missed?

2. Has the cleaning process been documented, noting any issues or repairs needed, and has it been confirmed that the room is ready for the next patient?