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Form A: Annual Review
ANNUAL REVIEW - Form A
The Exposure Control Plan is to be reviewed annually. The review and update are required to reflect changes in technology that eliminate or reduce exposure to bloodborne pathogens.
Review Date
Exposure Control Plan Manager
Names of Employees Participating:
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The following commercial medical devices that eliminate or minimize occupational exposure were considered.
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Form B: All Employees
JOB CLASSIFICATIONS IN WHICH SOME EMPLOYEES HAVE EXPOSURE TO BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS
Below are listed the job classifications in our school district where some employees handle human blood, body fluids, and other potentially infectious materials which may result in possible exposure to bloodborne pathogens:
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Form C: Some Employees
WORK ACTIVITIES INVOLVING POTENTIAL EXPOSURE TO BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS
Below are listed the tasks and procedures in our school district where some employees handle human blood, body fluids, and other potentially infectious materials which may result in possible exposure to bloodborne pathogens:
TASK/PROCEDURE JOB TITLE DEPARTMENT/LOCATION
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Form E: Sharps Injury Log
SHARPS INJURY LOG
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Form F: Engineering Control Equipment
ENGINEERING CONTROL EQUIPMENT
The following areas have, or should have, engineering control equipment to eliminate or minimize employee exposure to bloodborne pathogens. If equipment is needed but not yet installed, "NONE" is indicated in the Control Equipment column.
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Form G: Informed Consent
Confidential
INFORMED CONSENT FOR HEPATITIS B VACCINATION
(For employees and independent contractors)
I, __________________________________, hereby authorize my employer to vaccinate me against Hepatitis B virus (HBV). I understand that the injections are given over a period of several months before it is effective in preventing this disease.
I have been informed of occasional side effects resulting from HBV immunization which include, but are not limited to, pain, itching, bruising at the injection site, sweating, weakness, chills, blushing and tingling, as well as other side effects, warnings and contraindications noted in
The Physician's Desk Reference and manufacturer's information sheets.
I have been informed that hypersensitivity to yeast is a contraindication for use of the vaccine; that the vaccine should be administered to a pregnant woman only if clearly needed, and to nursing mothers with caution.
All my questions have been answered to my satisfaction. I believe that I have adequate knowledge upon which to base an informed consent to the vaccination. I acknowledge that no guarantees have been made to me concerning the results of the proposed vaccination. I hereby release my employer from any and all liabilities and legal responsibilities as a consequence of my decision to receive this vaccine.
I have contacted my personal physician and he/she has given me permission to receive the vaccine, based on my previous medical history.
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Program Coordinator's Notation:
This employee has agreed to receive vaccination against Hepatitis B. The vaccination series will be provided at no cost to the employee by this educational facility.
Signature of Program Coordinator_____________________ Date _______
Note: Maintain this record for the duration of employment plus 30 years.
Form H: Physician Approval
PHYSICIAN APPROVAL
I authorize (school district) to immunize (employee) against Hepatitis B.
Physician Signature
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Form I: Vaccination Declination
INFORMED REFUSAL FOR HEPATITIS B VACCINATION
Employee Name _______________________________________
Job Title _____________________________________________
Social Security Number __________________________________
I understand that due to my occupational exposure to blood or other potentially infectious materials, I may be at risk of acquiring Hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection. I have been given the opportunity to be vaccinated with Hepatitis B vaccine at no charge to myself. However, I decline the Hepatitis B vaccination at this time. I understand that by declining this vaccine, I continue to be at risk of acquiring Hepatitis B, a serious disease. If, in the future, I continue to have occupational exposure to blood or other potentially infectious materials and I want to be vaccinated with Hepatitis B vaccine, I can receive the vaccination series at no charge to me.
Employee Signature
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Address
City State Zip
Form J: Exposure Incident Investigation Report
EXPOSURE INCIDENT INVESTIGATION FORM
Employee Name
Address
Date of Incident
Time of Incident
Location
______ Potentially Infectious Materials Involved
Type ___ Source ______
Circumstances (work being performed, etc.)
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_____________________________________________________________ __ How Incident Was Caused (accident, equipment malfunction, etc.)
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_ Personal Equipment Being Used
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Actions Taken (decontamination, clean-up, reporting, etc.)
_______________________________ Recommendations for Avoiding Repetition
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Signature of Employee
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Signature of Exposure Control Plan Administrator
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Form K: Exposure Incident Follow-up
EXPOSURE INCIDENT FOLLOW-UP
Exposure incident Date
Exposure Incident Form Completed Date
Exposure incident reported to supervisor Date
Medical evaluation Date
Information sent to health care professional Date
- Copy of ( school district’s ) Exposure Control Plan
- Employee's job description
- Description of exposure incident (FORM J)
- Results of source individual's blood tests (if known)
- Employee immunization status (FORM N)
Source individual medical tests completed Date
Employee medical tests completed Date
Written report from health care professional Date
Hepatitis B vaccine given Date
Exposure incident reviewed Date
Form L: Refusal of Post-Exposure Follow-up
EMPLOYEE INFORMED REFUSAL OF POST-EXPOSURE MEDICAL EVALUATION
I, , am employed by ( school district ) . My employer has provided me training in bloodborne pathogens policies and the risk of disease transmission in the school. On (date) , 20 , I was involved in an exposure incident when I (describe incident)
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My employer has offered to provide follow-up medical evaluation for me in order to assure that I have full knowledge of whether I have been exposed to or contacted an infectious disease from this incident.
However, I, of my own free will and volition, and despite my employer's offer, have elected not to have a medical evaluation. I have personal reasons for making this decision.
Signature
Witness
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Address
City, State, Zip
Date
Note: Maintain this record for the duration of employment plus 30 years.
Form M: Written Report From Physician
WRITTEN REPORT FROM PHYSICIAN
*****DUE BACK TO (SCHOOL DISTRICT) WITHIN 15 DAYS*****
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Hepatitis B vaccination is indicated for the employee.
The employee has received the Hepatitis B vaccination.
The employee has been informed of the results of the
evaluation.
The employee has been told about any medical conditions
resulting from the exposure incident, which require further
evaluation or treatment.
Physician Signature
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Form N: Employee Medical Record
EMPLOYEE MEDICAL RECORD FORM OF VACCINATION AND EXPOSURE INCIDENTS
Employee Name
Employee Address
Employee Social Security Number
Employee starting date
Employee termination date (if any)
___________ History of HBV vaccination (date received or, if not received, a brief explanation of
why not)
Results of medical follow-up procedures regarding exposure incidents
Date Name of Physician Seen Written Report Received from Physician
*Release of information required before sending to physician
Note: Maintain this record for the duration of employment plus 30 years.
Form O: Bloodborne Pathogens Training Program
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What Should A Policy On HIV/AIDS Include?
Policies on HIV/AIDS adopted by states, districts, and schools have many forms.
The following essential topics should be in policies:
- School attendance of students with HIV infection
- Employment protections for staff with HIV infection
- Confidentiality and privacy issues
- Effective HIV prevention education
- Infection control procedures
- Staff training
- Periodic policy review process
- Accountability
- Communications with the public
POLICY CHECKLIST
| Appropriately Covered | Needs Revision | Not Covered | |
| | | | Attendance of students with HIV infection |
| | | | Employment protection for staff members with HIV infection |
| | | | Assurances of confidentiality & privacy |
| | | | Effective HIV prevention education |
| | | | Universal infection control procedures |
| | | | Thorough staff training |
| | | | Systematic periodic review process |
| | | | Clear lines of accountability |
| | | | Sound guidelines for communicating with the public |
These are the basic elements of a solid HIV/AIDS school policy. Other related issues such as making voluntary, confidential HIV antibody testing available & referrals to support services for students, staff & families of affected persons might also be addressed by school districts.