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Communicable Disease Policies – CHECK FOR UNDERSTANDING #2
Creating a Communicable Disease Policy for Recovery Housing
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Communicable Disease Policies - CHECK FOR UNDERSTANDING #2
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Are appropriate handwashing supplies at all sinks, biohazard boxes, disposable tissues, toilet disinfectant and appropriate toilet cleaning tools, and appropriate dishwashing soap or detergent REQUIRED to be within the home to support a communicable disease prevention policy?
(Required)
True
False
Residents are not required to disclose communicable disease status to the recovery housing operator.
(Required)
True
False
A recovery house must have a policy to notify residents on what behaviors may increase the risk of spread of communicable disease and steps that they can take to mitigate these risks.
(Required)
True
False
Course Syllabus
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Creating a Communicable Disease Policy for Recovery Housing
Creating a Communicable Disease Policy Overview
Communicable Disease Policies: Exercise
Why a Communicable Disease Prevention Policy is Important
Can I Ask a Resident About Their Health Condition?
Communicable Disease Policies: CHECK FOR UNDERSTANDING QUIZ #1
Communicable Disease Policy Requirements
Physical Property Policy Requirements
Communicable Disease Policies - CHECK FOR UNDERSTANDING #2
Actively Encourage Regular Handwashing
Create a Chore Chart for General House Cleaning
Remind Resident and Staff About the Risks of Sharing Personal Items
Use Universal Precautions
Provide Residents with Information About Preventative Health Care and Vaccines
Avoid Having a Joint Communicable Disease Policy with Treatment Facilities
Communicable Disease Policies - CHECK FOR UNDERSTANDING QUIZ #3
Write Your Communicable Disease Prevention Policy
Upload a DRAFT of your Communicable Disease Prevention Policy
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