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health care practitioner, may be readmitted to the Facility only with written permission, and written instructions for continuing care if needed, from a licensed health care practitioner.

151.5 If a child exhibits mild symptoms of illness and/or discomfort, the Center Director, or his/her designee, or the Caregiver, in consultation with the child’s parent(s) or guardian(s), shall decide whether the child should be immediately discharged from the Facility or discharged at the end of the day. This decision shall consider the following:

(a)Whether the illness prevents the child from…#

(a) Whether the illness prevents the child from participating comfortably in activities;

(b)Whether the illness results in a need for care that is…#

(b) Whether the illness results in a need for care that is greater than the staff can provide without compromising the health and safety of other children; and

(c)Whether the illness poses a risk of spread of harmful…#

151.6 Staff members who exhibit one (1) or more symptoms of an illness identified in Subsection 151.2, and who have been treated for the symptom(s) by a licensed health care practitioner, may return to work with written permission from a licensed health care practitioner.

151.7 Staff members who, after having experienced conditions that affect the ability to perform required duties, have been treated for said condition(s) by a licensed health care practitioner, may return to work with written permission from a licensed health care practitioner.

151.8 Staff members who after serious or prolonged illness, have been treated for said illness by a licensed health care practitioner, may return to work with written permission from that licensed health care practitioner.

152 HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELFARE: REQUIRED HEALTH EXAMINATIONS & IMMUNIZATIONS

152.1 A Licensee shall ensure that each child attending a Facility shall, prior to the child’s first day of services and at least annually thereafter, submit to the Facility and to OSSE upon request, appropriate, complete documentation of a comprehensive physical health examination, which shall include evidence of age- appropriate health examinations or screenings and up-to-date immunizations, and, for each child three (3) years of age or older, evidence of an oral health examination. Each examination shall have been performed by a licensed health care practitioner within one (1) year prior to the date of submission of the complete documentation.