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The Case Management Workgroup

The Committee for the Elimination of Childhood Lead Poisoning (CECLP)

An Overview   

The case management workgroup focuses on supporting county health department case managers, physicians, Children's Medical Services Program, HMO's and other partners in the coordination of follow-up care for lead poisoned children.  Developing guidelines, enhancing current referral processes, and assuring providers and partners are adequately informed of the proper medical follow-up care are also important activities of this workgroup.   

Our Vision       

 

"All children with elevated blood lead levels in Florida receive timely and comprehensive care, education, and referrals as outlined in the Florida Department of Health's Case Management Guidebook.  These services will be of the highest quality to effectively prevent further exposure, reduce blood lead levels below 10 ug/dL and to enable each child to reach their full potential."

Our Goal         

 

Ensure children with elevated blood lead levels are offered timely and comprehensive case management including proper medical monitoring and activities that effectively reduce the blood lead level and protect the child from repeat exposure.

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 Workgroup Chair:  

      Julie Kurlfink      

  (850) 245-4444 x.2869

Email: Julie Kurlfink

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Links

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CDC: Managing Elevated Blood Lead Levels Among Young Children: Recommendations from the Advisory Committee on

Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention

Description: Provides recommendations on the proper management of children with elevated blood lead levels. These guidelines address assessment and interventions in the areas of medicine, nutrition, environmental exposure, childhood development, and education.
Source: National Center for Environmental Health
 

Treatment Guidelines for Lead Exposure in Children (PDF)
Description: Discusses Recommendation for treatment based on confirmed blood lead level results.
Source: Pediatrics 96(1): 155-160 (1995)
 


 

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