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Legionnaires' Disease Risk Communication Toolkit : Healthcare Facilities Module

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    Version 1.1

    Welcome to the Healthcare Facilities Module, a supplement to the Legionnaires' Disease Risk Communication Toolkit. This module should be used in conjunction with the Toolkit document and the other supplemental modules.

    The individual chapters in the Legionnaires' Disease Risk Communication Toolkit document provide foundational information applicable to all the settings in which exposure to Legionella most commonly occurs. The LDRC Toolkit document offers key information about Legionnaires' disease (LD), identifies legal issues, discusses important considerations when communicating about LD with stakeholders and the public, and provides an overview of water management programs (WMPs).

    The toolkit was authored for CSTE by Patricia I. Elliott JD, MPH, President, Health | Environment Concepts under the direction of CSTE staff member, Ashley Vineyard, MPH.

    This project was funded under a cooperative agreement with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (NU38OT000297-01-00).

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