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Coming in 2012.....New Educational Resources!

New educational resources are going to be available in 2012.

  1. New updated influenza brochures for parents, pregnant women and people with chronic illnesses will be available to order free of charge, along with other influenza brochures and posters, at www.ndflu.com/Education/Influenza/FluOrder.aspx.

  2. New tick cards also are available to order free of charge at www.ndhealth.gov/disease/Tickborne/Education/default.htm, along with tick brochures and bookmarks. The tick card offers information about tick identification, tips for avoiding ticks and how to properly remove a tick, all in a convenient size that you can carry in a wallet for a quick reference.

  3. New rabies educational resources also have been developed. Magnets and door hangers will be used to provide information on rabies prevention for both domestic and wild animals. These materials can be used to hand out during presentations, provide information to people who were involved in a rabies exposure situation, and to address hard-to-reach populations on the importance of vaccinating pets and avoiding contact with wild animals.

Two new manuals also have been developed by the division and will be made available in 2012.

  1. The Child Care/School Infection Control Manual will be distributed to schools and child care centers. This manual provides exclusion recommendations for diseases, prevention and control of diseases and food safety.

  2. The Foodborne Outbreak Investigation Manual will be distributed to epidemiologists, environmental health practitioners and laboratorians in North Dakota. This manual will provide information on the roles and responsibilities of those involved in foodborne outbreak investigations, as well as provide essential activities, objectives and tools for the epidemiologic, environmental and laboratory investigations during an outbreak. 

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