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 \nMedical Services Division  \nChildren’s Agenda Goals  \n• Streamline, coordinate and improve current IDPH services for children .  \n• Recommend long-term opportunities to build a foundation for better child health outcomes .  \n• Rooted in IDPH’s Healthy Illinois 2028 State Health Improvement Plan .  \nDomains of Focus  \nGrowing Bodies:  \nImproving Children’s Physical Health  \nDeveloping Minds:  \nEnhancing Children’s Mental and Behavioral Health  \nConnected Care:  \nA Unified Vision for Health linking public health, community health, and health care systems  \nCross-Cutting Priorities  \nSocial drivers of health  \nRacial and health equity  \nInformed by essential public health data systems  \nCommunicable Disease Control in Schools  \nSchool Nurses Are Critical in  \nPreventing Communicable Diseases  \n• Public Health Promotion  \n• Promote vaccinations  \n• Communication and education  \n• Public Health Preparedness  \n• Communicable disease response plans and policies  \n• Public Health Protection  \n• Ensure vaccination of the school community  \n• Disease control through case identification and management  \n• Liaison to public health departments and health care  \nproviders  \n•Schools are important public health partners as mandated reporters .  \n• Report cases to the  local health department.  \nIDPH Infectious Disease Reporting  \nCommunicable Disease School Nurse Guidance  \nCommunicable Disease School Nurse Guidance","cbCaii7UobRIlHx7","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaii7UobRIlHx7","pdf",5624954,"English","# IDPH Medical Services Division and Child Health Priorities\n## Children’s Agenda Goals\n## Domains of Focus\n# Communicable Disease Control in Schools\n## Role of School Nurses\n## Infectious Disease Reporting Guidelines","[{\"question\":\"Who is responsible for reporting notifiable diseases to the local health department?\",\"answer\":\"Mandated reporters, specifically including health care providers, hospitals, and laboratories, are required to report suspected or confirmed cases of infectious diseases.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the reporting timeframe for diseases marked in red as 'immediate'?\",\"answer\":\"Diseases marked as 'immediate' must be reported to the local health department by phone as soon as possible, and in any case within three hours if bioterrorism is suspected.\"},{\"question\":\"What information must be included in a disease report?\",\"answer\":\"Reports must be confidential and include the disease or condition, the patient's name, date of birth, age, sex, race/ethnicity, address, telephone number, the physician's name and contact info, clinical information, and the method of diagnosis.\"}]","School Nurse Bootcamp - Communicable Disease Update | PDF",1791603549,126]