(iii) Names of the staff health and safety of providing the treatment. other children in (b) Provide a copy of the illness care; or or injury report to the parent; If there is a risk and that the child’s illness or (c) Keep a current, written condition will spread to incident log listing date of other children or illness or injury, the child's individuals. name, names of staff involved, Weight #7 and a brief description of the incident for tracking and Unless covered under an analysis. individual care plan or (6) You must notify parents in protected by the ADA, an ill writing when their children child, staff member, or have been exposed to other individual must be infectious diseases or sent home or isolated from parasites. The notification may children in care if he or she consist of either a letter to has: parents or posting a A fever equal to or notification for parents in a greater than 100 visible location. degrees Fahrenheit (7) You are a mandated for a person’s disease reporter to the health temperature department per WAC measured under the You can obtain a list of arm or by a forehead reportable diseases, time (temporal artery) frames for reporting and scanner; reporting phone numbers from A fever 101 degrees your local health department. Fahrenheit measured orally for preschool age children or older;
(iii) Names of the staff providing the treatment. (b) Provide a copy of the illness or injury report to the parent; and (c) Keep a current, written incident log listing date of illness or injury, the child's name, names of staff involved, and a brief description of the incident for tracking and analysis. (6) You must notify parents in writing when their children have been exposed to infectious diseases or parasites. The notification may consist of either a letter to parents or posting a notification for parents in a visible location. (7) You are a mandated disease reporter to the health department per WAC You can obtain a list of reportable diseases, time frames for reporting and reporting phone numbers from your local health department. health and safety of other children in care; or If there is a risk that the child’s illness or condition will spread to other children or individuals. Weight #7 Unless covered under an individual care plan or protected by the ADA, an ill child, staff member, or other individual must be sent home or isolated from children in care if he or she has: A fever equal to or greater than 100 degrees Fahrenheit for a person’s temperature measured under the arm or by a forehead (temporal artery) scanner; A fever 101 degrees Fahrenheit measured orally for preschool age children or older;
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