Novo manual da ONA: o que muda?

Discover the impact of the new ONA manual on the Infection Control Committee (CCIH) and patient safety from the perspective of nurse and evaluator Flávia Miranda. Watch! 📊 New ONA manual: what changes for infection control and patient safety 👩‍🏫 Guest lecturer: Flavia Miranda 🔎 We will discuss: ✔️ Main changes in the new manual from the National Accreditation Organization ✔️ Impacts on the performance of the CCIH ✔️ Integration with patient safety ✔️ How to prepare in practice Summary The video is a live broadcast of the "Superação" program, promoted by the CCIH Institute, and features professors Tadeu and Cassiana, as well as special guest Flávia Miranda, a nurse with extensive experience in auditing and evaluating the ONA system. The central debate revolves around the launch of the new ONA manual (valid for 2026-2029) and its profound structural and practical implications for healthcare institutions, with an emphasis on hospital infection control and patient safety. Full Timestamps [00:32] – Opening of the program, introduction by professors Cassiana and Tadeu, and institutional announcements about the immersive journey and Infectup. [03:20] – Official presentation of guest Flávia Miranda and introduction to the central theme: quality, certification, and the new ONA manual. [06:02] – Beginning of Flávia Miranda's presentation and initial reflections on the psychological impact and the need for collective adaptation in the face of manual changes. [10:22] – Presentation of the live stream agenda containing the main topics: structural changes, impacts on the Infection Control Committee, patient safety, and practical strategies. [12:20] – Overview of the manual's four sections and specific changes in the allocation of pharmacy and nutrition sectors (care versus production). [14:45] – Detailed explanation of the manual's four pillars of transformation: adoption of ESG practices, patient journey centricity, new accreditable services, and digital/technological maturity. [20:06] – Analysis of the direct impacts of the new manual on the strategic performance of the Infection Control Service (CCIH). [21:11] – Discussion on the advisory role of the CCIH and the need for active technical advice in construction, renovations, hygiene, sanitizing products, and water and air quality control. [28:00] – The importance of active epidemiological surveillance, joint investigation of adverse events, and alignment with occupational health to contain outbreaks. [30:59] – The role of infection control in annual goal planning, hand hygiene programs, and management of the rational use of antimicrobials. [34:56] – Explanation of the integration of Patient Safety as a central axis in the care journey, highlighting the three integrated pillars of timely care, fair analysis of systemic causes, and cross-cutting risks. [39:58] – Practical guidelines for institutions to prepare for the new cycle, focusing on mapping care pathways (e.g., stroke), ESG mindset applied to waste, and the use of real-time data. [47:24] – The educational role of the Infection Control Committee in training formal and informal leaders and multipliers in frontline teams. [50:20] – Use and simulation of PDSA (Continuous Improvement) cycles in real time based on practical problems, valuing institutional maturity that learns from mistakes. [53:49] – Final remarks from Flávia Miranda's presentation on strategically unifying forces and display of the speaker's contacts and social networks. [54:48] – Professor Cassiana's comments reinforcing the concepts of maturity and mindset, and the vision of certification as an engine for the evolution of the healthcare system. [59:01] – Professor Tadeu's intervention questioning the documentation of activities and proposing the transition from a merely quantitative/reactive model to a qualitative/proactive model focused on human behavior. [01:01:12] – Flávia's response on the new paradigm of clinical governance, safe discharge from hospitals, and bed optimization from a proactive perspective. [01:04:07] – Expanded debate between Cassiana and Flávia addressing the integration of regulatory centers, multidisciplinary rounds, and the essential protagonism of the teams. [01:08:00] – Q&A session with the audience: discussion about the challenges and advantages for professionals who combine the roles of Infection Control Committee (CCIH) and patient safety in Primary Health Care (PHC) or smaller institutions. [01:12:03] – Debate on breaking down individualism in healthcare and strategies for senior leadership to promote real change in institutional culture. [01:20:59] – Final reflections by Professor Tadeu, based on anthropology, on internal and external factors that drive cultural transformation in accredited organizations. [01:23:23] – End of broadcast, final thanks to the speaker, and new invitations to upcoming events and e-books from the CCIH Institute.