Infection Prevention and Control Signage
Standardised infection prevention and control signage for Standard and Transmission-based Precautions
Standardised signs
Standardised signs are available to all health service organisations wishing to increase the awareness of healthcare workers, patients and visitors to the necessary precautions to be applied for all patients (Standard Precautions) and for those patients who require Transmission-based Precautions, due to their known or suspected diagnosis.
The signage is available in several formats using both pictures and icons.
Approach 1
This approach combines both standard precautions and transmission based precautions into a single poster. Photographic images are used to support the special precautions.
Approach 2
Approach 2 is the same as Approach 1, but using symbols instead of photographic images.
Approach 3
This approach presents standard precautions and transmission-based precautions in separate posters. This approach allows more room for focusing on the precautions, including supporting imagery for the standard precautions.
Approach 4
Approach 4 is the same as Approach 3, but using symbols instead of photographic images.
Approach 1
This approach combines both standard precautions and transmission based precautions into a single poster. Photographic images are used to support the special precautions.
Approach 2
Approach 2 is the same as Approach 1, but using symbols instead of photographic images.
Approach 3
This approach presents standard precautions and transmission-based precautions in separate posters. This approach allows more room for focusing on the precautions, including supporting imagery for the standard precautions.
Approach 4
Approach 4 is the same as Approach 3, but using symbols instead of photographic images.
COVID-19 - PPE and infection prevention and control posters
The Commission has produced two new resources to illustrate use of personal protective equipment (PPE) and infection prevention and control in the COVID-19 environment. They have been developed to allow states and territories and other organisations to co-badge, as needed.
Standardised signs - with state and territory co-branding
Most jurisdictions have also co-badged signage available.
ACT
Download the full set of standardised signs with Canberra Hospitals and Health Services co-branding:
NSW
Download the full set of standardised signs with Clinical Excellence Commission co-branding:
NT
Download the full set of standardised signs with Northern Territory Government co-branding:
QLD
Download the full set of standardised signs with Queensland Government co-branding:
SA
Download the full set of standardised signs with SA Health co-branding:
Tasmania
Download the full set of standardised signs with Tasmanian Government co-branding:
VIC
Download the full set of standardised signs with Victorian Department of Health co-branding:
WA
Download the full set of standardised signs with Government of Western Australia Department of Health co-branding:
ACT
Download the full set of standardised signs with Canberra Hospitals and Health Services co-branding:
NSW
Download the full set of standardised signs with Clinical Excellence Commission co-branding:
NT
Download the full set of standardised signs with Northern Territory Government co-branding:
QLD
Download the full set of standardised signs with Queensland Government co-branding:
SA
Download the full set of standardised signs with SA Health co-branding:
Tasmania
Download the full set of standardised signs with Tasmanian Government co-branding:
VIC
Download the full set of standardised signs with Victorian Department of Health co-branding:
WA
Download the full set of standardised signs with Government of Western Australia Department of Health co-branding: