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Ch Child Car Care Co Conversation: Providers an and ELD ELD
MAY 14, 2020
Ch Child Car Care Co Conversation: Providers an and ELD ELD - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Ch Child Car Care Co Conversation: Providers an and ELD ELD - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Ch Child Car Care Co Conversation: Providers an and ELD ELD MAY 14, 2020 Age genda Welcome! COVID-19 and Child Care Guidance Ongoing Communication POLL Sel Select t the e op optio ion t that bes est applie lies t s to o
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Child Care Guidance
- Applies to counties in Phase 1
and Phase 0
- Focus on public health to keep
providers, children, and families safe
- Providers can remain closed or
re-open as Emergency Child Care
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COV OVID-19 a 19 and nd Chi hild C Care e Safet ety
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Ann T Thomas, S Sen enior H Hea ealth h Ad Advisor, O , OHA HA
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COVID 1 19 Ch Child ld Ca Care P e Provid vider S r Survey
49% 12% 5% 7% 27%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
Health & Safety Concerns Finding enough families Finding staff Supplies & PPE Affording reduced groups
What is the biggest barrier to reopening your program (n=893*)?
*Excludes respondents who selected still providing care
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Guida danc nce Across 3 Docum uments
Safety Procedures Sanitation Procedures Sector Specific Guidance
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Highlight t 1: Stable Group Size Fl Flexibility
Allows for 12 children in a stable group, with only 10 present at any one time. This allows for “swapping” of children between two slots within the group.
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Highlight 2: 2: Who P Programs Can an Serve
Allows programs to serve families returning to work as phased reopening begins in addition to existing requirement to prioritize essential workers.
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Highlight 3 3: Leng ngth o
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Exclusion for Sickness
Increased time of exclusion for symptomatic children and adults to a minimum of 10 days and kept in place the 72 hour symptom-free requirement
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Hi High ghligh ght 4: Temper erature e Chec ecks
No longer required to take each child and adult’s temperature before entry and allow adults to attest that neither they nor a child has a fever Decreased the temperature of fever for exclusion to at
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Highlight 5: Sanitation and PPE PPE
Clarifies that floaters and staff conducting health checks should wear a mask Encourages wearing multiple layers to change in between interacting with different groups of children Gloves still required while cleaning
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Hi High ghligh ght 6: Recor
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Added requirements for recordkeeping to support contact tracing (i.e., figuring out who a sick person came into contact with in the past several weeks)
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Suppl plies
Distributed over 3,600 orders of supplies across the state National Guard winding down at the end of the month Exploring other ways to help providers purchase in bulk
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CARES A Act F Fun unding
Received 2,012 applications for Round 1 Working on Round 2 Committed to providing fund to help providers re-open
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