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IMMUNISATION POLICY – STAFF AND CHILDREN
When groups of children play and learn together, illness and disease can spread from one child to another even when the service’s stakeholders implement recommended hygiene and infection control practices. Staff/carers and other stakeholders often contract the same illnesses as children due to the close human contacts that develop in services.
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HYGIENE, CLEANING AND INFECTION CONTROL POLICY
www.saac.qld.edu.auMaintaining an effective level of hygiene is one of the most important and regularly implemented practices at the Service. Effective hygiene strategies and practices assist services to protect all persons from, and minimise the potential risk of, disease and illness. Many of the hygiene habits developed during childhood will continue throughout ...
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