under WAC policies and procedures or type of care of this chapter including, but not through ; that you provide, or at least every three limited to: (6) Caring for years when you are due for relicensing. A prevention of exposure to children with (For example, if you go from caring for blood and body fluids plan; special health children from twelve months and older Meals, snacks, and food needs under WAC ; to caring for infants, you must update services; (7) Cleaning, your health policies and procedures and Handwashing and hand sanitizing, and have them reviewed and signed.) sanitizer use policy; disinfecting (2) Your health policies and Screening children for procedures; procedures must have information on illness daily; (8) A how you plan to: Exclusion of ill children, bloodborne (a) Provide general cleaning of areas staff, or any other person in pathogens plan including, but not limited to, bathrooms, the program space; under WAC ; and floors, walls, and doorknobs; Contagious disease (9) Notifying (b) Clean and sanitize areas notification; the health including, but not limited to, food Exclusion and return of a department when a contact surfaces, kitchen equipment, person diagnosed with a licensee, staff diapering areas, toys, toileting notifiable condition; person, volunteer, equipment and areas, equipment that (h) Injury treatment and household might be shared with several children reporting; member, or child in such as sleep mats, cribs or high chairs; (i) Immunization tracking; care is diagnosed (c) Prevent, manage and report (j) Medication management, with a notifiable contagious diseases; including, but not limited to: condition as (d) Handle minor injuries such as (i) How the program will required under nosebleeds, scrapes and bruises; make reasonable WAC . accommodations and 170-296A-3315 (e) Provide first aid; give medication to a child (3) If the (f) Screen children daily for illnesses; that has a condition licensee chooses (g) Notify parents that children have protected by the ADA, to not to give any been exposed to infectious diseases and include Individual Care medications to parasites; Plans with the health children in care, (h) Handle minor illnesses; care provider and parent the licensee must or guardian signature for
under WAC through ; (6) Caring for children with special health needs under WAC ; (7) Cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting procedures; (8) A bloodborne pathogens plan under WAC ; and (9) Notifying the health department when a licensee, staff person, volunteer, household member, or child in care is diagnosed with a notifiable condition as required under WAC . 170-296A-3315 (3) If the licensee chooses not to give any medications to children in care, the licensee must policies and procedures or type of care that you provide, or at least every three years when you are due for relicensing. (For example, if you go from caring for children from twelve months and older to caring for infants, you must update your health policies and procedures and have them reviewed and signed.) (2) Your health policies and procedures must have information on how you plan to: (a) Provide general cleaning of areas including, but not limited to, bathrooms, floors, walls, and doorknobs; (b) Clean and sanitize areas including, but not limited to, food contact surfaces, kitchen equipment, diapering areas, toys, toileting equipment and areas, equipment that might be shared with several children such as sleep mats, cribs or high chairs; (c) Prevent, manage and report contagious diseases; (d) Handle minor injuries such as nosebleeds, scrapes and bruises; (e) Provide first aid; (f) Screen children daily for illnesses; (g) Notify parents that children have been exposed to infectious diseases and parasites; (h) Handle minor illnesses; of this chapter including, but not limited to: A prevention of exposure to blood and body fluids plan; Meals, snacks, and food services; Handwashing and hand sanitizer use policy; Screening children for illness daily; Exclusion of ill children, staff, or any other person in the program space; Contagious disease notification; Exclusion and return of a person diagnosed with a notifiable condition; (h) Injury treatment and reporting; (i) Immunization tracking; (j) Medication management, including, but not limited to: (i) How the program will make reasonable accommodations and give medication to a child that has a condition protected by the ADA, to include Individual Care Plans with the health care provider and parent or guardian signature for
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