N.J. Admin. Code § 3A:56-7.3 - General medical practices
(a) The home shall
ensure that any medical, dental, psychological and psychiatric treatment or
medication administered to a child is explained to the child.
(b) When serious accidents or illnesses occur
to a child, the home shall take necessary emergency action and notify the
parents and the Division's worker or other placing agency immediately. The home
shall document these incidents in the child's record.
(c) When a child or staff member has a
communicable disease, as specified in the table in this subsection, the home
shall:
1. Obtain a note from a licensed
physician treating the child or staff member, confirming the diagnosis and
indicating that there is no risk to the child or staff member, or to others
before the child or staff member participates in group activities;
2. Isolate the child or staff member posing a
risk to others; and
3. Contact the
New Jersey State Department of Health, the local health department, or other
appropriate public health authority when the child or staff member has a
reportable disease, as specified in the table in this subsection.
| Respiratory illnesses | Gastro-intestinal illnesses | Contact illnesses |
| Chicken pox | Escherichia coli* | Impetigo |
| German measles* | Giardia lamblia* | Lice |
| Hemophilus influenzae* | Hepatitis A* | Scabies |
| Measles* | Salmonella* | Shingles |
| Meningococcus* | Shigella* | |
| Mumps* | ||
| Strep throat | ||
| Tuberculosis* | ||
| Whooping cough* | ||
| * Reportable diseases, as specified in N.J.A.C. 3A:56-7.3(c)3. | ||
Notes
See: 38 N.J.R. 2610(a), 38 N.J.R. 5362(b).
In (c)3, inserted "and Senior Services"; and in "Table of Communicable Diseases", inserted "Escherichia coli*" and "Shingles".
Amended by R.2014 d.103, effective
See: 46 N.J.R. 7(a), 46 N.J.R. 1473(b).
In (b), substituted "worker" for "case manager"; in the introductory paragraph of (c) and in (c)3, substituted "in this subsection" for "below"; and in (c)3, deleted "and Senior Services" following "Health", and inserted a comma following "department".
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