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H1N1 can cause a wide range of symptoms, including fever, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, body aches, headache, chills and fatigue. Click here for more information.

 

 

 

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Staff communication updates

Training tools

 

H1N1 Training Power Point

SPD Transmittals

 

Transmittal # Date

Subject
AR-09-043 10/08/09 H1N1 Action: Provider Vaccinations
AR-09-041 10/05/09 H1N1 Action: AFH vaccination
AR-09-038 09/23/09 H1N1 Action: Hand Sanitizer for Offices

 

 

Transmittal # Date

Subject
IM-09-096 12/07/09 H1N1 Info: 24 hour residential providers & vaccination
IM-09-090 11/09/09 H1N1 Training: Spread the Word Not the Germs
IM-09-085 10/28/09 H1N1 Info: OHP coverage
IM-09-084 10/14/09 H1N1 Info: Provider Vaccination Priority
IM-09-078 09/18/09 Flu Update
IM-09-076 09/11/09 H1N1 Flu Virus Update Netlinks
IM-09-069 08/28/09 Flu Update
IM-09-064 08/05/09 Flu Update
IM-09-063 07/31/09 Flu Update

 

CAF-SSP transmittals

 

Transmittal # Date

Subject
SS-IM-09-055 10/15/2009 H1N1 letter for DHS clients and childcare providers
SS-IM-09-048 09/25/2009 H1N1 - Actions you are currently able to take to reduce the need for client office visits, as well as how to treat clients who are unable to participate in JOBS-related activities.