{"ref":"LA-HC-IC-02","title":"Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure Control Plan","category":"Infection control","summary":"The Agency's written Exposure Control Plan for bloodborne pathogens: which jobs have occupational exposure, the work practices and protective equipment that prevent exposure in clients' homes, free hepatitis B vaccination within 10 working days of assignment (or a signed declination), what to do after a needlestick or splash, the confidential medical evaluation that follows, training at assignment and every year, and the records the Agency keeps.","inShort":["Treat all blood and body fluids as infectious. Use the gloves and protective equipment the Agency gives you free.","Never recap, bend or break a needle, never reach into a sharps container, and never pick up a sharp with your hands.","The hepatitis B vaccine is free. It is offered within 10 working days of starting work with exposure. If you decline, you sign a form and can still get it later.","After a needlestick or splash: wash with soap and water or flush with water, call your supervisor at once, and get a medical check right away.","Bloodborne pathogens training is required when you start and every year."],"primaryCitation":"29 CFR §1910.1030","citations":["LAC 48:I.5029.B.11","LAC 48:I.5055.H.1.g"],"federalCitations":["29 CFR §1910.1030","29 CFR §1910.1030(c)(1)","29 CFR §1910.1030(g)(2)","29 CFR §1910.1030(h)"],"surveyorAsks":["Show me your exposure control plan. When was it last reviewed, and which front-line workers gave input?","Which job classifications have occupational exposure?"],"forms":[{"ref":"LA-HC-IC-02-A","title":"Hepatitis B Vaccine Declination"},{"ref":"LA-HC-IC-02-B","title":"Exposure Incident Report and Post-Exposure Follow-Up"}],"headings":["Terms of Reference","1. Purpose","2. Scope","3. Definitions","4. Policy Statement (29 CFR §1910.1030)","5. Exposure Determination","6. Schedule and Method of Implementation","7. Methods of Compliance","7.1 Work practices in the home","7.2 Personal protective equipment","7.3 Cleaning, laundry and waste","7.4 Safer devices","8. Hepatitis B Vaccination","9. What to Do Right After an Exposure","10. Post-Exposure Evaluation and Follow-Up","10.1 What the evaluation includes","10.2 Information for the health care professional","10.3 Written opinion","10.4 Evaluation of the circumstances","11. Labels","12. Training","13. Annual Review of This Plan","14. Records","15. Responsibilities","16. Records and Compliance Monitoring","17. Staff Training","18. References","19. Related Policies and Forms","20. Approval","21. Revision History"],"version":"1.0","sample":false,"pack":"la-hca","state":"Louisiana","service":"Home care","guides":[{"path":"/guides/infection-control-policy/","h1":"What should a home care infection control policy include?"},{"path":"/guides/home-care-agency-policies/","h1":"What policies does a home care agency need?"}],"agency":{"name":"Sample Agency","legalName":"Sample Agency, LLC","logo":null}}