Fla. Admin. Code Ann. R. 59A-13.020 - Infection Control
Infection control requirements must include at least the following:
(1) The PPEC center must
have an isolation room with one (1) large glass area for observation of the
child.
(2) Isolation procedures must
be used to prevent cross-infections.
(3) All cribs and beds must be labeled with
the individual child's name. Linens must be removed from the crib for
laundering purposes only.
(4) Bed
linens must be changed when soiled and as necessary, but not less than twice
weekly.
(5) Antimicrobial soap and
disposable paper towels must be at each sink.
(6) Staff must wash their hands after direct
contact with each child, using appropriate hand washing techniques to prevent
the spread of infection from one child to another.
(7) Children suspected of having a
communicable disease, which may be transmitted through casual contact, as
determined by the center's medical director, must be isolated; the parents or
guardians must be notified of the condition; and the child must be removed from
the PPEC center as soon as possible. When the communicable disease is no longer
present, as evidenced by a written physician's statement, the child may return
to the PPEC center.
(8) PPEC center
staff members suspected of having a communicable disease must not return to the
PPEC center until the signs and symptoms related to the communicable disease
are no longer present, as evidenced by a written physician's
statement.
Notes
Rulemaking Authority 400.914(1) FS. Law Implemented 400.914(1)(e) FS.
New 3-8-89, Formerly 10D-102.020, Amended 6-22-06.
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