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Staying Healthy in Child Care Preve
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Salmonella……………………
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How infections spread There are fou
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Blood Some infections are spread wh
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• Encourage parents to tell you w
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Sample report form for parent/docto
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Responsibilities of parents • Com
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Exclusion of sick children and staf
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for 24 hours Campylobacter Exclude
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Norovirus swelling goes down (which
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Hand washing Infections can be spre
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Cover your cough and stop the sprea
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Cleaning the centre Washing germs a
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Wear gloves when handling soiled li
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Dealing with spills of blood, faece
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Sandpits Sandpits can be great fun.
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Immunisation Childhood vaccination
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antibiotic (neomycin). Reactions to
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Meningococcal C immunisation A sing
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Vaccine Key Hepatitis B Hepatitis B
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Mumps - contagious virus spread by
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Parent Advice Sheet Commonly observ
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23vPPV 23-valent pneumococcal polys
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• Keep a non-mercury thermometer
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Occupational Health and Safety for
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Erythema infectiosum, also called p
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Part 2 Respiratory complaints Asthm
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Bronchiolitis Description Bronchiol
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Bronchitis Description Many childre
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Common cold Description The common
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Croup Description Croup is caused b
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Ear infections (otitis) Description
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Influenza Description Influenza is
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Pneumococcal disease Description Pn
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Runny noses (with green or yellow d
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Responsibilities of the parents Kee
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Treatment People with TB require an
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Controlling the spread of infection
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