poster on infectious diseases

[youarewhatyoueat]

Just had this emailed to me, haven't had a close look but may be useful to some,thought I should share,Caroline


Edit by Pauline - until we can be sure this poster has the correct information, I've temporarily removed it to avoid any confusion. :)


Sorry should have checked it myself, I thought the cdo would have done. it was passed to her and she just passed it on, I also use the hpa and will continue to do so,Apologies.
Caroline

[Monkey1]

Thank you x

[huggableshelly]

cool thankyou

[sarah707]

I cannot see how this is right.

It says 24 hours for D & S... if that had changed wouldn't we have been told? :panic:

Caroline L can you please urgently ask whoever gave you this to check the published date and get back to us.

Thank you

[huggableshelly]

I've printed it out to look better but can see its not what I already have so will sit and wait before adding it to my folder

[youarewhatyoueat]

i've sent an email to check, it does say a longer period of exclusion may be necessary for children under 5 with d and s but it also says with chicken pox only excluded for 5 days unless vulnerable staff and children, I haven't had a look yet on the wired for health website which is the department for heath where this came from.
Only passing on info from my cdo, but have emailed to ask where she got this from
Caroline

[sparkibobs]

Hi everyone.
This is the one I have and was advised to used at my workshops.



http://www.hpa.org.uk/web/HPAwebFile/HPAweb_C/1194947358374

[sarah707]

Hi everyone.
This is the one I have and was advised to used at my workshops.



http://www.hpa.org.uk/web/HPAwebFile/HPAweb_C/1194947358374

Yes Sparkibobs that's the one I've got too!

Caroline is checking with her CDO hopefully her CDO will get back to us soon :D

[Pauline]

Caroline - until we can be sure this poster has the correct information, I've temporarily removed it to avoid any confusion. :)

[Pauline]

Hi everyone.
This is the one I have and was advised to used at my workshops.



http://www.hpa.org.uk/web/HPAwebFile/HPAweb_C/1194947358374

Yes that is the one I use. :)

[huggableshelly]

Hi everyone.
This is the one I have and was advised to used at my workshops.



http://www.hpa.org.uk/web/HPAwebFile/HPAweb_C/1194947358374

I had this one but lost it yay ty for the link again time to resave to bookmarks

[sunnysmile]

I was told to put 48 hours after d+s by my cco

[hello kitty]

When I looked this morning on the website where the poster came from I thought (couldn't swear to it though) that it was dated 1999 ~ so well out of date.

[funtoplay]

Hi everyone.
This is the one I have and was advised to used at my workshops.



http://www.hpa.org.uk/web/HPAwebFile/HPAweb_C/1194947358374

Noticed it say "none" for conjunctivitus. How do we feel about that?? Only I had a baby off yesterday with conjunctivitus. After yesterdays thread about a minders LO have conjunctivitus, just wondered who has children with it?

Julia

[FussyElmo]

I have my mindee with conjunctivities as long as they have the cream or drops from the doctors. She has her own towel etc anyhow. The bonus to it is when my children have it parents cant have any objection:)