Communicable diseases are diseases that can be passed between people through proximity, social contact or intimate contact.
The diseases include influenza (the flu), measles, mumps, whooping cough or tuberculosis.
Our services include:
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Providing surveillance to review and analyze communicable disease cases
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Monitoring disease trends
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Detecting outbreaks
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Investigating communicable disease outbreaks in order to prevent transmission to others
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Developing policies for staff and other agencies
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Implementing programs
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Consulting on communicable disease issues
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Educating
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Acquiring and distribute vaccine
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Researching
Resources
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Sneezes and Diseases
Sneezes & Diseases is a resource book for parents, providers in child care settings and teachers in elementary schools. It includes prevention information, facts about diarrhea, vomiting & fever, facts about childhood diseases and infestations.
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