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- Use Current Version of Adobe for Active PDF Website Links
To read and use weblinks in PDF documents on this website, be sure you have Adobe Reader, Version 7 or a more current version. It is free to download from www.adobe.com. - Summer 2010 HEALTH LINK ONLINE
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Diaper/Underwear Changing
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Pedestrian Safety 2010
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Medication Administration News
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Safe Medication Administration Instructor— Pharmacist Rosemarie Halt
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Who to Contact to Report a Communicable Disease
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Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
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Book Reviews: e-book & hard copy - Spring 2010 HEALTH LINK ONLINE
- CBK for Health & Safety Works with Keystone Stars
- Asthma and Allergy Awareness
- Pottstown Early Action for Kindergarten (PEAK) Emphasizes Health & Safety
- Sanitizing Computer Keyboards
- How Does HIPAA Affect Child Care
- Immunization News
- Choking Prevention
- Keystone STARS Financial Awards Can Pay for Child Care Health Consultation
- New Health and Safety Professional Development Opportunities
- Winter 2010 HEALTH LINK ONLINE
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Noise and Management of Sound
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Are Disinfectant/Sanitizer Wipes OK?
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Promote 60 Minutes of Moderate to Strenuous Physical Activity Daily
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Animals in Child Care
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Upright Seating Lowers Oxygen of Young Infants
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Check Out New AAP Web Site for Reliable Pediatric Information
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Managing Chronic Health Needs in Child Care and Schools—A Quick Reference Guide
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Vaccine News
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Reportable Illness
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Start Safe: A Fire and Burn Safety Program for Preschoolers and Their Families—Free Materials
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Acidic Foods, Drinks, Candy Linked with Dental Enamel Erosion - Fall 2009 HEALTH LINK ONLINE
- Napping in Child Care Facilities
- Indoor Air Pollution
- Obese Preschoolers
- Fluoride Varnish
- Isolating Ill Children?
- Seasonal and H1N1 Influenza Update
- Spring 2009 Professional Development for Child Care Health Consultants
- Honoring CCHC Janice Maker
- Free Kit-Activities, Games & More: Go Out & Play!
- Summer 2009 HEALTH LINK ONLINE
- Novel Influenza A (H1N1) – Swine Flu
- Child Care Health Advocate Course
- Sesame Workshop Materials to Download
- Remember Sun Safety!
- Free Child Abuse Prevention Guide & Parent Handouts
- Breastfeeding Friendly Child Care Centers, Toolkit and Self-Learning Module
- Spring 2009 HEALTH LINK ONLINE
- Exercise for Health
- Is Hand Soap Toxic?
- CDC Advisory-Hib Disease Risk
- Rodents as Pests in Child Care Settings
- Participate in the Oral Health Survey
- Conflicting Requirements
- Understanding PA Early Intervention
- Celebrating Kim Everett
- Winter 2009 HEALTH LINK ONLINE
- Clean ‘Green’ ? What About UV Light?
- BPA in Plastic Bottles, Containers & Lined Cans for Liquids
- 2008-09 Influenza Prevention UPDATE
- Tooth-Saving Teamwork
- Be Food Safe
- Safer Active Play
- 2009 Vaccine Schedule Released
- Fall 2008 HEALTH LINK ONLINE
- Early Childhood Caries
- Choose Your Pediatric First Aid Course Wisely
- 2008 Influenza Prevention
- Fall Allergy
- Newly Revised: Managing Infectious Diseases in Child Care and Schools, 2nd Edition
- U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission Alert About Children’s Climbing Gyms
- Vaccines for Adults Who Work in Early Education & Child Care Settings
- Disposable Play Dough
- Summer 2008 HEALTH LINK ONLINE
- Heat-Related Illness
- More Sun Safety Resources
- Playground Supervision Online Course
- Promote Influenza Vaccine for 2008
- ECELS and Keystone STARS
- Oral Health Resource
- Spring 2008 HEALTH LINK ONLINE
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Spring into Playground Safety/Sun Safety
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Medication Risk Management
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Making Food Healthy and Safe
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Sharing Developmental Concerns
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Water Safety
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ECELS Satisfaction Survey
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Security & Emergency Preparedness
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Children’s Routine Health Check-Ups
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Safe Transport
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Be a Health Advocate
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Written Oral Health Survey Finding
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ECELS Professional Development - January/February 2008 HEALTH LINK ONLINE
- Use Updated Vaccine Schedules
- Why We Should Use A Sleeve to Catch A Cough or Sneeze
- Clean Floors the Easy Way
- Influenza Season is Here – Use Updated Resources
- Developmental-Behavioral Screening – New Recommendations for What Health Professionals Should Do. (These recommendations are in the American Academy of Pediatrics Recommendations for Preventive Pediatric Health Care, updated December 2007.)
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