Crosswalk - Office of Public Health Practice - University of Michigan

Domain 6: Enforce public health lawsPHAB Standards(Version 1.0)6.3 Conduct andMonitor PublicHealthEnforcementActivities andCoordinateNotification ofViolations amongAppropriateAgenciesMichigan Accreditation Program Indicators(Cycle 4)Section 1 Powers and Duties 1.6 Plan of Organizationadopted by local governing entity and approved byMDCH.Section 3 Food Service 3 Conducting food inspections inaccordance with the law.Section 3 Food Service 10 Enforcement policy must be inplace and demonstrate use.Section 4 CD 1.3 electronic submission of all reports,treatment and follow up to MDCH via MDSSSection 4 CD 4.2 Policy/procedure for responding toindividuals who failed or refused to comply withtreatment.Section 4 CD 4.3 Have policy/procedure to issueemergency orders for involuntary detention andtreatmentSection 6 Imms 5.1 LHD uses MCIR to assure accurateschool data has been entered by assigned deadlines.Section 6 Imms. 5.2 LHD assures daycare reporting toMDCH by assigned deadline each year.Section 7 On‐Site Sewage 1.2 The local regulationauthorizes enforcement measures.Section 7 On‐Site Sewage 1.3 Evidence that enforcementmeasures are utilized.Section 10 BCCCP 9 Assure that screening and follow‐upservices meet minimum state/fed. Requirements.Section 12 HIV/AIDS 8.1 Protocol to enforce health threatto others and duty to warn.Meeting PHAB Standards:Evidence/Documentation ExamplesFood inspection reports; responding tocommunicable disease investigationsEvidence of enforcement hearings;appeals board meeting minutes. Oneexample has to be for communicablediseaseExamples of authority to conductenforcement activities (state/localcodes)Inspection schedules for two programs(food service, campgrounds, publicswimming pools)Log of inspection reports and thefollow‐up conductedAgency compliance planAnnual report of complaintsProtocol on how to notify public incases of non‐compliance.Crosswalk: Michigan and National Voluntary Public Health Accreditation page 14