Infection control

[AnonyMouse_33773]

From Public Health England: Infection Control.pdf

[AnonyMouse_19802]

Thanks for that Wildflower.

[AnonyMouse_11396]

Thank you. Interesting it states 48 hrs for diarrhoea and sickness, as our local school has just issued a new guidance of 24 hrs.

[AnonyMouse_8282]

All about attendance figures Fredbear!!!

Thank you Wildflowers.

[AnonyMouse_19762]

Thanks for sharing! :1b

[AnonyMouse_9650]

Thanks for this will be cross checking it against our current document today :rolleyes:

[AnonyMouse_11396]

Yes your so right, but is the schools policy now against what the HPA advises.

[AnonyMouse_5970]

We do 48 hours but another local nursery does 72 after last symptoms which I think is excessive. I'm sure some working parents agree!

[AnonyMouse_12960]

i notice that the chicken pox exclusion has now changed again!!!!

[AnonyMouse_22029]

Thanks for sharing.

[AnonyMouse_19762]

Sooooo what is 'Molluscum contagiosum' do I want to know :blink:

[AnonyMouse_44476]

It's like little warty skin tag spot type things! We've had lots of children with it over the years it's a bit strange!

[AnonyMouse_19762]

It's like little warty skin tag spot type things! We've had lots of children with it over the years it's a bit strange!

Eeewwww

[Guest]

No exclusion for conjunctivitis is surprising I feel

[AnonyMouse_11396]

Non exclusion for conjunctivitis has been around for awhile now. But it's terribly irritating and can be extremely sore.

[Guest]

thanks for sharing, interesting :-)

We always include the old 'and until well enough to cope with a busy nursery day'

[AnonyMouse_5970]

Non exclusion for conjunctivitis has been around for awhile now. But it's terribly irritating and can be extremely sore.

And really infectious among little ones who rub their eyes and don't understand the importance of washing hands!