|
Current Events in Infection Control
|
|||||||||||||||||||
|
Look here for information relevant to infection control professionals that is pertient to their practice within the state of Texas and references to recent publications that impact voluntary guidelines and/or mandatory standards.
|
|||||||||||||||||||
|
| |||||||||||||||||||
|
Government Affairs Committee
2008 APIC Key Public Policy Resources
Excellent reports that keep us posted on important issues. Be sure to follow the links they recommend
|
|||||||||||||||||||
|
2008 APIC Key Public Policy Resources
THA developed cross-walk document for the adopted Hospital Licensing Rules as published in the 06/15/07 Texas Register - August 2007 | |||||||||||||||||||
|
MANDATORY REPORTING
Texas HAI Advisory Panel Report
The Texas Advisory Panel on Health Care Associated Infections has concluded their charge, and has filed a report with Governor Perry.
This can be used to help mold HAI reporting legislation in 2007. Please note, it is not guaranteed that this report reflects what will
happen in Texas, as this report is the result of an Advisory Panel -- It is our sincere hope that the 2007 legislative session uses this
document to mold any filed bills on the reporting of HAI's in Texas.
Click here for a .pdf file of the reportMandatory Reporting of HAIs: A State by State Analysis
APIC Position Statement: Mandatory Reporting of Hospital-Acquired Infections Patti Grant - Testimony in Support of SB609
July 2010
June 2010
March 2010
January 2010
August 2009
November 2008
November 2007 HOW TO ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN RELATIONSHIPS WITH YOUR STATE LEGISLATORS |
|||||||||||||||||||
|
01/31/03 ADOPTED for Chapter 2: Emergency Preparedness [25 TAC ' 2.1 (pages 952-054)]
This rule was published, as proposed, for public comment on 11/01/02, and was adopted with minimal changes on 01/31/03. This TDH rule allows the board to establish advisory committees to provide the department with advice on public health preparedness on "bioterrorism attacks, other infectious disease outbreaks, and additional public health threats and emergencies". NOTE: Infection Control was not made a permanent member of the council; however, in response to this suggestion it states, "The department will consider this request when appointing council members. No changes were made to the rule as a result of this comment". |
|||||||||||||||||||
|
Click here for the Texas Register Click here for Texas Legislature Online Check out CDC's PEP Guidelines
(June 2001) |
|||||||||||||||||||