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The document outlines the Iowa Department of Public Health's Tuberculosis Control Program, specifically focusing on the Facility Tuberculosis Risk Assessment Tool for health care settings. It details the responsibilities of infection control teams in classifying TB risk levels based on annual TB case incidence, which influences screening frequency for health care workers and residents. The document provides criteria for counting TB patients, risk classification guidelines (low, medium, potential ongoing transmission), and serial TB screening procedures tailored to each classification.

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Who regulates hospitals in Iowa?

Department of Inspections and Appeals of Iowa - Health Facilities Division.

Who is the director of the public health department in Iowa?

Welcome to the Office of Kelly Garcia, the Director of the Iowa Department of Health Human Services (HHS). Kelly wants to hear from you request a meeting with her by emailing director@dhs.state.ia.us.

What is the State Health Facilities Council in Iowa?

State Health Facilities Council The council is a five-member committee appointed by the Governor. The members each serve a six-year term. Authority for the State Health Facilities Council is in the Code of Iowa Chapter 10A.

What is the new name for the DHS in Iowa?

The Iowa Departments of Public Health (IDPH) and Human Services (DHS) are becoming one, single, department. IDPH and DHS will fully transition into the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) by July 1, 2023.

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