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Sending sick residents to their permanent
or pose risk of transmission to others eith
work with local public health officials to d
they need to self-isolate and monitor for s
• Remember to consider all types of IHE
Distinct housing types (e.g., residence hal
situations (e.g., housing owned and run b
the IHE) may require tailored approaches.
• Ensure any staff remaining to suppor
necessary training to protect themsel
Staff should also be trained on how to resp
personal hygiene supplies should be made
ο Ensure continuity of meal programs.
• Consult with local health officials to deter
the IHE community.
• Consider ways to distribute food to studen
while classes or other events and activitie
• If there is minimal to moderate or substan
to avoid food distribution in settings whe
options such as “grab-and-go” bagged lunc
• If on-campus housing residents have been
consider how meals can be provided to the
to determine strategies for providing mea
monitored because of contact with person
• Ensure any staff remaining on campus to
protect themselves and those they serve f
ο Consider if, and when, to stop, scale back,
• Consider alternatives for providing studen
services. Identify ways to ensure these ser
students are in temporary housing.
• Identify other types of services provided t
cleaning services). Consider ways to adapt
while maintaining services deemed necess
When there is no community transmission
The most important thing to do now is plan and prepare
among their students, staff, and faculty. As the global out
community-level outbreaks in their communities. IHE ne
their communities. Here are some strategies:
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Review, update, and implement emergency ope
collaboration with local public health departments,
partners. Focus on components, or annexes, of the p
ο Ensure the plan includes strategies to reduce t
seasonal influenza). This includes strategies fo
to stop or slow the spread of infectious disease
education, meal programs, and other related se
ο Ensure the plan emphasizes preventive actions
P a ge