Date PHN Problem Outcomes Actions Additional Information (specific for family) Initials Covered Discussed ways to avoid exposure through food containers, folk remedies, or cosmetics. Encouraged the use of door mats. Other (Specify): Lead Lead hazards are PHN will ensure that ways to Specific LONG-TERM recommendations for family hazard addressed. decrease the identified lead all that were discussed): present (continued) exposure risks (both short and Discussed ways to cover bare soil. (continued) long-term strategies) are Discussed remediation of lead hazards and follow-up discussed with the family. dust testing. Discussed ways to reduce exposure to lead in drinking Reviewed use of lead-safe work practices in renovation. (Specify): PHN will work with the environmental investigator to complete the LSHP application to identify resources for addressing lead hazards. PHN will check with the MDHHS LSHP to see if the rental property owner/homeowner is aware of need to address lead hazards. PHN will check with the MDHHS LSHP to ensure that property owner is referred to prosecutor’s office or district court if lead hazards are not addressed within specified period of time.
Problem Outcomes Actions Additional Information (specific for family) Date Covered PHN Initials Discussed ways to avoid exposure through food containers, folk remedies, or cosmetics. Encouraged the use of door mats. Other (Specify): Lead hazard present (continued) Lead hazards are addressed. (continued) PHN will ensure that ways to decrease the identified lead exposure risks (both short and long-term strategies) are discussed with the family. Specific LONG-TERM recommendations for family all that were discussed): Discussed ways to cover bare soil. Discussed remediation of lead hazards and follow-up dust testing. Discussed ways to reduce exposure to lead in drinking Reviewed use of lead-safe work practices in renovation. (Specify): PHN will work with the environmental investigator to complete the LSHP application to identify resources for addressing lead hazards. PHN will check with the MDHHS LSHP to see if the rental property owner/homeowner is aware of need to address lead hazards. PHN will check with the MDHHS LSHP to ensure that property owner is referred to prosecutor’s office or district court if lead hazards are not addressed within specified period of time.
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