DCH-1293, Public Health Dental Disease Prevention Program ...



|PUBLIC HEALTH DENTAL DISEASE PREVENTION PROGRAM APPLICATION |

|Michigan Department of Health and Human Services |

|PA 161: Public Dental Prevention Program |

|Request for Operation as Defined in MCL.333.16625 (2005 PA 161) |

| |New Program | |Renewal PA 161 Only | |Renewal PA 161 with Mobile Dental Facility Permit |

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|Mailing Address |

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|Counties Served |

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|Responsible Party of Agency (Required) |Contact Person (Required) |

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|Contact Person Telephone Number |Contact Person Email Address |

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|Fees and Billing (Indicate Types of Reimbursement Accepted) |

| |No Compensation | |Private Pay | |Insurance (private) |

| |Medicaid | |Healthy Michigan Plan | |Other |

| |Tax-Exempt *Include Tax-Exempt ID# |      | |

| |Entity Type 2 Agency NPI# (Required) |      | |

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|Agency/Entity/Non-Profit Type (Choose Area and Description) |

| |Public | |State |

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| | | |District |

| | | |City |

| |Non-Profit | |Community Clinic |

| | | |Federally Qualified Health Center |

| | | |Other (Non-Profit Agency) |

| |School | |School (Pre-K – 12) |

| | | |School-Based Health Center |

| | | |School of Dentistry or Dental Hygiene |

| |Nursing Home | | |

| |Other (describe) |      | |

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|Responsible Party of Agency Signature |

|By signing below, I agree to comply with all parts of this application. I acknowledge that all facts, statements, and answers contained in this application are true and |

|correct. In responding to the foregoing, I am not omitting any information, which might be of value to the MDHHS Oral Health Program in determining applicant |

|qualifications. I agree to cooperate with the MDHHS staff and provide the staff with any documents to verify compliance, including access to the PA 161 program to ensure|

|compliance with the PA 161 Public Dental Preventive Program. |

|Signature of Applicant |Date signed (month/date/year) |

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|Print Name |Print Title |

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|Describe the Unassigned Population(s) to Receive Preventive Services (Check all that apply) |

| |Patients of a Public Health Agency |

| |Patients of a Federally Qualified Health Center |

| |Patients of a Community Dental Clinic |

| |Students in a School-Based/School-Linked program |

| |Early Head Start, Head Start Students or Other Underserved Preschoolers |

| |Nursing Home Residents |

| |Assisted Living Residents |

| |Adult Foster Care Residents |

| |Native Americans |

| |Migrant Farm Workers |

| |Persons with Developmental Disabilities |

| |Juvenile Home Residents |

| |Inmates of Prison System |

| |Homeless Individuals |

| |Other (describe) |      | |

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|Describe the Clinical Setting(s) in which the Services are to be Provided (Check all that apply) |

| |Public Health Agency | |Assisted Living | |Homeless Shelter |

| |Federally Qualified Health Center | |Adult Foster Care Facility | |Migrant Camp |

| |Community Dental Clinic | |Tribal Health Centers |

| |School | |Faith Based Organization Setting |

| |School-based/School-linked Health Center | |Juvenile Home |

| |Mobile Dentistry Facility | |Correctional Facility |

| |Head Start/Preschool Centers | |Patient Home |

| |Nursing Home | |Other (describe) |      | |

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|Preventive Services to be Provided (Check all that apply) (Radiographs and Debridement Not Allowed) |

| |Fluoride Varnish | |Oral Health Education |

| |Pit and Fissure Sealants | |Topical Fluoride |

| |Prophylaxis | |Assessments |

| |Nutritional Counseling | |Tobacco Cessation |

| |Other Services (describe) |      | |

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|Renewal PA 161 with mobile dental facility permit submit pages 1-5 only. |

|New Program and Renewal PA 161 only submit the following required documents |

|Required Documents: Check to Confirm Submission of the Following (See guidelines for definitions of the following) |

| |Supervision Protocol |

| |Patient Referral and Follow-up Protocol |

| |Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with dentists or oral health agencies that will accept your referrals |

| |If sealants are performed, provide the evaluation measures that will be taken to ensure long-term retention of the sealants |

| |Child/Elder Abuse Reporting Attestation |

| |Infection Control Checklist |

| |Patient Registration/Application Form |

| |Patient Health History |

| |HIPAA Privacy Notice |

| |Parent/Guardian Permission Slip/Consent Form |

| |Evidence of non-profit status. Must include current Articles of Incorporation from the state of Michigan (if not a local public health department. |

| |Proof of general liability insurance covering the PA 161 Project is required |

|Send complete PA 161 Public Dental Prevention Program Application including all supporting documents to: |

|Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, Oral Health Program |

|Attention: PA 161 |

|PO Box 30195 |

|Lansing, MI 48909 |

|For more information contact the MDHHS Oral Health Program at: MDCH-MobileDentistry@. |

|Authority: MCL.333.16625 (2005 PA 161). |

|Completion: Is voluntary, but is necessary to become a PA 161 Dental Prevention Program. |

|Consequences: Incomplete application submission will delay application process and may result in non-approval of PA 161 Program. |

|Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is an Equal opportunity employer |The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) does not discriminate |

|services and programs provider. |against any individual or group because of race, religion, age, national origin, |

| |color, height, weight, marital status, genetic information, sex, sexual orientation,|

| |gender identity or expression, political beliefs or disability. |

|For MDHHS Official Use Only |

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|Approval Date |Expiration Date |

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|Rationale |

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|Supervision for PA 161 Program: The Supervision of the Registered Dental Hygienist Must Satisfy the Following |

| |Continuous availability of direct communication in person or by radio, telephone, or telecommunication between the supervised individual and a licensed health |

| |professional. |

| |The availability of a licensed health professional on a regularly scheduled basis to review the practice of the supervised individual, to provide consultation to |

| |the supervised individual to review records, and to further educate the supervised individual in the performance of the individual’s functions. |

| |The provision by the licensed supervising health professional of predetermined procedures and drug protocol. |

| |Supervision per PA 289 of 2012: dental assistants assigned by the supervising dentist can be used to assist the dental hygienist in certain circumstances. |

|Supervision Acknowledgement (One per dental hygienist or dental assistant under signature of supervising dentist) |

|Note: Please read and discuss the following statements with each dental hygienist and dental assistance you supervise for the |

|PA. 161 Program. A supervisor acknowledgement form is required for each dental hygienist or dental assistant. Please check boxes. |

| |A dental hygienist can only administer anesthesia and nitrous oxide analgesia or perform soft tissue curettage under the direct supervision of a dentist. This is |

| |NOT PA 161 activity. |

| |If special populations are the focus of care, providers are encouraged to have current CPR certification and continuing education regarding the provisions of dental|

| |care for these populations (i.e. geriatrics and special needs populations for long-term facilities; behavioral management and sealant placement courses for school |

| |settings, etc.). |

| |If a patient resides in a long-term care facility, a physician’s order for dental services is required for beneficiaries. The order cannot be a standing order. |

| |Standard infection control protocols will be adhered to for all services and locations. |

| |PA 161 Programs will be monitored for quality assurance and compliance. The MDHHS Oral Health Program may conduct record audits, perform site visits, request other |

| |quality assurance data such as sealant retention data and patient referral documentation, and notify the Michigan Board of Dentistry of the findings. |

| |The MDHHS Oral Health Program must be notified of any information changes within 30 days of the change. Changes to services, supervising dentists, dental hygienists|

| |and dental assistants need to be submitted on the change notification form. |

| |The PA 161 Program must be renewed every two years. It is the responsibility of the approved program to submit the new application. |

| |The supervising dentist should reside in Michigan or have an active volunteer license in the state of Michigan. |

| |A supervising dentist may supervise no more than a combined total 25 dental hygienists or dental assistants during a scheduled PA 161 activity. |

| |We have reviewed the Data Report form and agree to submission of the form, as indicated. |

| |We understand that this is a PREVENTION ONLY program. The hygienist can only provide preventive services and an oral assessment Codes: D0191, D1110, D1120, D1206, |

| |D1351. Radiographs are NOT permitted under PA 161. PA 161 patients are NOT assigned by a dentist. |

|As supervising dentist for this PA 161 Program, I certify that I have read and reviewed with the following dental hygienist/dental assistant the above protocols in |

|relation to our PA 161 Program. |

|PA 161 Program Name (print) |

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|Supervising Dentist (print) |Signature of Supervising Dentist |Date |

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|Dental Hygienist/Assistant Name (print) |Signature of Dental Hygienist/Assistant |Date |

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|Provider List |

|You are required to notify the MDHHS Oral Health Program of any changes in staff, supervision or services listed on the original application within 30 days. The |

|supervising dentist must formally sign the Change Notification form for stating that he/she agrees to supervise additional staff or state any changes to the original |

|application. An original signature must be submitted, blue ink, no faxes or Emails. Names, Individual NPI number and license numbers are required for additional staff |

|(except for assistants). |

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|Add an additional page with supervising dentist, dental hygienist, and dental assistant signatures, if necessary. All signatures must be original (not photocopied). |

|Faxed copies are not allowed. |

|Supervision Protocol |

|Supervising Dentist Role: The supervising dentist shall oversee or participate with the PA 161 hygienist(s) by performing the following functions: |

|a. |Continues communication in person, or by radio, telephone, or telecommunication with the PA 161 licensed dental hygienist(s). |

|b. |Participates in regularly scheduled reviews of the practice of the supervised PA 161 dental hygienist(s) in the permanence of their functions. |

|c. |Reviews with the PA 161 hygienist(s) predetermined procedures allowable in the program and drug protocols. |

|Instructions: In the space below described the role and nature of the supervising dentist(s) in the above areas. If appropriate, describe the difference in role for |

|different settings, such as fixed dental clinic versus mobile dental location. A protocol can be attached to the application instead of entering information in the |

|spaces below as long as it addresses each question. |

|Describe communication between the supervising dentist(s) and the PA 161 hygienist(s): |

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|Describe how often the supervising dentist(s) is available for consultation and reviews records of the PA 161 hygienist(s) activity: |

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|Describe the predetermined preventive procedures allowable for the PA 161 hygienist(s) and drug protocols: |

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|Patient Referral and Follow-Up Protocol |

|Instructions: In the space below described the specific referral protocol for all patients seen by the PA 161 Program providers. If appropriate, describe the difference |

|in role for different settings, such as fixed dental clinic versus mobile dental location. A protocol can be attached to the application instead of entering information |

|in the spaces below as long as it addresses each question. |

|Describe how the patient will be referred for emergency dental services: |

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|Describe how the patient will be counseled to seek an annual examination by a licensed dentist: |

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|Describe the follow-up mechanism that is in place to determine if the patient has received dental services following referral: |

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|Describe emergency after hour protocol for patients who were seen, but have an emergency after hours: |

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|Sealant Retention Protocol |

|If sealants are performed, provide the evaluation measures that will be taken to ensure long-term retention of the sealants. Describe the process of when or how often |

|sealants will be checked following their placement and the percentage of success you expect. |

|Instructions: In the space below describe the evaluation of sealant retention. A protocol can be attached to the application instead of entering information in the |

|spaces below as long as it addresses each question. |

|Which subsequent visits and how frequently will retention checks be conducted? Please describe: |

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|Sealant retention rates will be monitored with which retention goal percentage? Please describe: |

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|Describe the protocol if sealants are missing/lost: |

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|Public Dental Prevention Program PA 161 – Child Abuse & Neglect Reporting |

|Purpose: To protect children from child abuse and neglect. |

|The Children’s Protective Services (CPS) program is responsible for investigating allegations of child abuse and neglect. The Michigan Child Protection Law provides the |

|framework for what CPS must do. |

|Child Abuse: Harm or threatened harm to a child's health or welfare that occurs through nonaccidental physical or mental injury, sexual abuse, sexual exploitation, or |

|maltreatment, by a parent, a legal guardian, or any other person responsible for the child's health or welfare or by a teacher, a teacher's aide, or a member of the |

|clergy. |

|Child Neglect: Harm or threatened harm to a child's health or welfare by a parent, legal guardian, or any other person responsible for the child's health or welfare that|

|occurs through either of the following: |

|(i) Negligent treatment, including the failure to provide adequate food, clothing, shelter, or medical care. |

|(ii) Placing a child at an unreasonable risk to the child’s health or welfare by failure of the parent, legal guardian, or other person responsible for the child’s |

|health or welfare to intervene to eliminate that risk when that person is able to do so and has, or should have, knowledge of the risk. |

|Reporting Abuse & Neglect |

|Anyone, including a child, who suspects child abuse or neglect, can make a report by calling: 855-444-3911. In addition, the Child Protection Law requires certain |

|professional to report suspected child abuse or neglect. |

|The following link is a guide with more information and a model to customize and adapt, as needed, based on local resources and needs: |

| or visit mdhhs, Adult & Children’s Services, Abuse & Neglect, Keeping Kids Safe, Mandated |

|Reporters, and under Resources find: DHS-Pub-112, Mandated Reporters’ Resource Guide. If the document cannot be accessed, or for further information, contact your local |

|Michigan Department of Health and Human Services office. |

|Child Abuse & Neglect Reporting |

|Each PA 161 program must read and sign below, attesting they have a protocol in place regarding mandated child abuse and neglect reporting. |

|As a PA 161 program, we are aware of the above information and have reviewed the above-referenced information from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. |

|Agency/Entity Name |

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|PA 161 Program Name |

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|Mailing Address |

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|Contact Person (print) |Contact Person Telephone Number |Contact Person Email Address |

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|Responsible Party (print) |Responsible Party Signature |Date |

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|Public Dental Prevention Program PA 161 – Elderly Abuse Reporting |

|Purpose: To protect elderly from abuse and neglect. |

|Adult Protective Services investigators protect vulnerable adults from abuse, neglect and exploitation by coordinating with mental health, public health, law |

|enforcement, the probate courts, the aging network, community groups and the general public. |

|Definition of Elderly Abuse & Neglect: |

|Vulnerable: A condition in which an adult is unable to protect himself or herself from abuse, neglect, or exploitation because of a mental or physical impairment or |

|advanced age. |

|Abuse: Harm or threatened harm to an adult’s health or welfare caused by another person. Abuse includes, but is not limited to, nonaccidental physical or mental injury, |

|sexual abuse, or maltreatment. Abuse may be physical, sexual or emotional. |

|Neglect: Harm to an adult’s health or welfare caused by the inability of the adult to respond to a harmful situation (self-neglect) or the conduct of a person who |

|assumes responsibility for a significant aspect of the adult’s health or welfare. Neglect includes the failure to provide adequate food, clothing, shelter, or medical |

|care. |

|Exploitation: Misuse of an adult’s funds, property, or personal dignity by another person. |

|Reporting Abuse & Neglect: |

|If you are a part of a health care services professions, you may have a legal obligation to report any suspicions regarding vulnerable adults who you believe have been |

|harmed or are at risk of harm from abuse, neglect or exploitation. To make a report, call 855-444-3911 anytime day or night to make a report. Staff will investigate |

|allegations within 24 hours after the report is received. |

|The following link is a guide with more information and a model to customize and adapt, as needed, based on local resources and needs: |

| or visit mdhhs, Adults & Children’s Abuse & Neglect, Keeping Adults Safe, and |

|DHS-Pub-269, The Michigan Model Vulnerable Adult Protocol. If the document cannot be accessed, or for further information, contact your local Michigan Department of |

|Health and Human services office. |

|Each PA 161 program must read and sign below, attesting they have a protocol in place regarding mandated child abuse and neglect reporting. |

|As a PA 161 program, we are aware of the above information and have reviewed the above-referenced information from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. |

|Agency/Entity Name |

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|PA 161 Program Name |

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|Mailing Address |

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|Contact Person (print) |Contact Person Telephone Number |Contact Person Email Address |

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|Responsible Party (print) |Responsible Party Signature |Date |

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|Infection Control Checklist |

|PA 161 programs shall have an appropriate infection prevention policies and practices manual in place, including appropriate training and education of dental health care|

|personnel on infection prevention practices, and adequate supplies to allow all |

|PA 161 providers safe care and safe working environment. The infection control procedures shall be comprehensive, well-defined and specific to the PA 161 program. CDC |

|recommends that instruments utilized in an offsite clinic be cleaned in an ultrasonic and bagged prior to transporting the instruments to a sterilizer located in a |

|secondary location. |

|This Infection Control Checklist is an assessment tool modeled after the CDC Infection Prevention Checklist for Dental Settings and OSAP Infection Control Checklist for |

|Dental Settings Using Mobile Vans or Portable Dental Equipment, for |

|PA 161 programs to assess compliance with the expected infection prevention practices the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Oral Health Programs has for |

|all PA 161 programs (stand alone and mobile). |

|Administrative policies and dental setting practices should be included in the site-specific written infection prevention and control program with supportive |

|documentation and include personnel compliance with the infection prevention and control practices that fulfill the expectations for dental health care settings. This |

|checklist can serve as an evaluation tool to monitor PA 161 compliance with the CDC’s recommendations and provide an assurance of quality control. |

|Note: The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Oral Health Program has both the authority and the responsibility for effective oversight of eligible entities|

|that receive a PA 161 program status. The Department has established monitoring procedures that ensure an appropriate level of accountability and quality among the |

|eligible entities. Random agency site visits may be conducted to evaluate and score each PA 161 program to ensure that services are carried out in a manner consistent |

|with all federal, state, and local laws; administrative rules, regulations, and ordinances. |

|Instructions: Please review and evaluate each section of this infection control checklist to ensure all applicable policies and practices are in place for the PA 161 |

|program. Put a check in the Yes or No box for each category regarding the performance of the PA 161 program practices, and include comments for necessary explanation. |

|Certain sections may not apply to the |

|PA 161 program. Once complete, please review, sign and date attesting that all of the information is accurate and in place for the PA 161 program. |

|Each PA 161 program must read and sign below, attesting they have a protocol in place regarding an appropriate infection prevention policies and practices manual in |

|place, including appropriate training and education of dental health care personnel on infection prevention practices, and adequate supplies to allow all PA 161 |

|providers to provide safe care and safe working environment. |

|As a PA 161 program, we are aware of the above information and have completed the Infection Control Checklist. |

|Agency/Entity PA 161 Program Name |

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|Mailing Address |

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|Contact Person (print) |Contact Person Telephone Number |Contact Person Email Address |

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|Responsible Party (print) |Responsible Party Signature |Date |

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|Infection Control Checklist |

|Infection Control Program Operating Procedures |Yes |No |Comments |

|Is there a written infection control program? | | |      |

|Is there a designated person(s) responsible for program oversight? | | |      |

|Are there methods for monitoring and evaluating the programs? | | |      |

|Is there a training program for dental health-care personnel (DHCP) (Initial and ongoing) in| | |      |

|infection control policies and practices? | | | |

|Immunizations |Yes |No |Comments |

|There is written policy regarding immunizing DHCP, including a list of all of required and | | |      |

|recommended immunizations for DHCP (e.g., hepatitis B, MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) | | | |

|varicella (chickenpox), Tdap (hepatitis, diphtheria, pertussis) | | | |

|What about TB screening? | | |      |

|Hand Hygiene |Yes |No |Comments |

|Are sinks available close to the area where care is provided? | | |      |

|If not, are alcohol-based hand sanitizers available? | | |      |

|Is staff properly trained in the use of alcohol hand rub products? | | |      |

|Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) (e.g., gloves masks, protective eyewear, protective |Yes |No |Comments |

|clothing) | | | |

|Is there a protocol that outlines what PPE are worn for which procedures? | | |      |

|Is PPE storage available and close to care? | | |      |

|Are facilities available to disinfect PPE (DHCP eyewear, patient eyewear, heavy duty utility| | |      |

|gloves)? | | | |

|Environmental Surfaces: Clinical Contact Surfaces (e.g., light handles and countertops) |Yes |No |Comments |

|Is there a list of what surfaces will be cleaned, disinfected or barrier protected and the | | |      |

|process and products to be used? | | | |

|If chemical disinfectants are used, is there a protocol for how they are managed, stored and| | |      |

|disposed? | | | |

|Housekeeping Surfaces (e.g., floors, walls) |Yes |No |Comments |

|Is there a list of which housekeeping surfaces will need to be cleaned and disinfected and | | |      |

|how often? | | | |

|Safe Handling of Sharp Instruments and Devices |Yes |No |Comments |

|Are DHCP trained in the safe handling and management of sharps? | | |      |

|Are sharps containers safely located at close as possible to the user? | | |      |

|Is there a written protocol for transporting and disposing of sharps and sharps containers? | | |      |

|Management and Follow-Up of Occupational Exposures |Yes |No |Comments |

|Is there a written procedure manual for post-exposure management? | | |      |

|Is there a designated person responsible for post-exposure management? | | |      |

|Is there mechanism to document the exposure incident? | | |      |

|Where is the closet medically facility for wound care and post-exposure management? | | |      |

|Is there a mechanism to refer to the source and DHCP for testing and follow-up? | | |      |

|Is there a mechanism for expert consultation by phone? | | |      |

|Are post-exposure prophylaxis medications readily available onsite, at an emergent care | | |      |

|facility or nearby pharmacy? | | | |

|Who is the responsible party for post-experience care costs? | | |      |

|Have DHCP been trained in post-exposure management procedures? | | |      |

|Reusable Patient Items |Yes |No |Comments |

|Are reusable patient items processed onsite? | | |      |

|If yes: | | |      |

|Is there a protocol for how and where contaminated instruments are cleaned and processed? | | |      |

|Is there adequate space for the processing area to be divided into clean and dirty areas? | | |      |

|Has the person who is performing the process been adequately trained? | | |      |

|Is the sterilizer(s) spore tested at least weekly? | | |      |

|Are protocols in place to handle positive tests? | | |      |

|Can dental equipment and patient items be safely stored and secured if left on site? | | |      |

|If no: | | |      |

|Is there an adequate inventory of instruments for the number of patients to be treated? | | |      |

|Are containers for holding or transporting contaminated instruments puncture-proof, secured | | |      |

|& labeled as a biohazard? | | | |

|Single-Use (Disposable) Items and Devices |Yes |No |Comments |

|Is there a protocol for which single-use, disposable items will be used and how they will be| | |      |

|disposed (e.g., gloves, tongue depressors)? | | | |

|Are disposable items unit-dosed for each patient? | | |      |

|Are syringes that deliver sealant and composite material barrier-protected if they aren’t | | |      |

|single-use, disposable syringes? | | | |

|Management of Dental Unit Water Quality |Yes |No |Comments |

|Is there a protocol for how dental unit water quality will be maintained and monitored? | | |      |

|Management of Regulated and Non-Regulated Medical Waste |Yes |No |Comments |

|Is there a protocol and designated person responsible for proper disposal of regulated waste| | |      |

|(e.g., sharps containers, extracted teeth) and nonregulated waste (regular trash)? | | | |

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