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Procedure for Emergency Service Workers and Exposure to Infectious Disease Exposure occurs Emergency Service Worker (ESW) advises Designated Officer (DO) ESW/DO completes Incident Assessment Form* (DO to keep on file-No need to send to Public Health) If blood exposure, consult Blood Exposure Guidelines (blue laminated sheet) Is the exposure significant? *Note: See Region of Waterloo Public Health website www.regionofwaterloo.ca/ph (Partners and Professionals Section) for copies of Incident Assessment Form, Blood Exposure Guidelines and other resources) Unsure Yes No Refer to Emergency Department or Physician Emergency Department or Physician will assess risk and advise ESW of any follow-up required ESW will arrange follow-up with Emergency Department or Physician and update DO **Note: Role of Public Health is for consultation/liaison purposes only, by request from a Designated Officer Counsel/reassure ESW If unsure or consult with Public Health required Contact Public Health No further action required Monday-Friday 8:30a.m.-4:30p.m. Monday-Friday after 4:30p.m. Weekends & holidays Call Infectious Disease Line at: 519-575-4400 ext. 5275 Call Dispatch: 519-575-4400 You will be connected with the manager on-call Call Dispatch: 519-575-4400 You will be connected with the manager on-call Public Health will advise of actions or follow-up, as needed