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Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 3 - CONTROL MEASURES FOR COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Section R9-6-377 - Spotted Fever Rickettsiosis (e.g., Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever)

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A. Case control
				measures: A local health agency shall:
1. Upon
				receiving a report under
				R9-6-202
				of a spotted fever rickettsiosis case or suspect case, notify the Department
				within one working day after receiving the report and provide to the Department
				the information contained in the report;
2. Ensure that a spotted fever rickettsiosis
				case or, if the case is a child or incapacitated adult, the parent or guardian
				of the case receives health education about reducing the risks of becoming
				reinfected with or of having others become infected with spotted fever
				rickettsiosis;
3. Conduct an
				epidemiologic investigation of each reported spotted fever rickettsiosis case
				or suspect case; and
4. For each
				spotted fever rickettsiosis case, submit to the Department, as specified in
				Table 2.4, the information required under
				R9-6-206(D).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 3 - CONTROL MEASURES FOR COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Section R9-6-378 - Streptococcal Group A Infection

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A. Streptococcal group A infection, invasive
				or non-invasive:
Case control measures: An administrator of a school, child
				  care establishment, or health care institution or a person in charge of a food
				  establishment, either personally or through a representative, shall exclude a
				  streptococcal group A infection case with streptococcal lesions or
				  streptococcal sore throat from working as a food handler, attending or working
				  in a school, caring for children in or attending a child care establishment, or
				  caring for patients or residents in a health care institution for 24 hours
				  after the initiation of treatment for streptococcal group A infection.
B. Invasive streptococcal group A
				infection:
Outbreak control measures: A local health agency
				  shall:
1. Conduct an epidemiologic
				investigation of each reported outbreak of streptococcal group A invasive
				infection;
2. For each
				streptococcal group A invasive infection case involved in an outbreak, submit
				to the Department, as specified in Table 2.4, the information required under
				R9-6-206(D); and
3. For each
				outbreak of streptococcal group A invasive infection, submit to the Department
				the information required under
				R9-6-206(E).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 3 - CONTROL MEASURES FOR COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Section R9-6-379 - Streptococcal Group B Invasive Infection in an Infant Younger Than 90 Days of Age

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Case control measures: A local health agency shall:
1. Confirm the diagnosis of streptococcal
				group B invasive infection for each reported case or suspect case of
				streptococcal group B invasive infection in an infant younger than 90 days of
				age; and
2. For each case of
				streptococcal group B infection in an infant younger than 90 days of age,
				submit to the Department the information required under
				R9-6-202(C).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 3 - CONTROL MEASURES FOR COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Section R9-6-380 - Streptococcus pneumoniae Invasive Infection

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Outbreak control measures: A local health agency
				  shall:
1. Conduct an epidemiologic
				investigation of each reported outbreak of
Streptococcus pneumoniae
invasive infection; and
2.
				For each outbreak of
Streptococcus pneumoniae
invasive
				infection, submit to the Department the information required under
				R9-6-206(E).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 3 - CONTROL MEASURES FOR COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Section R9-6-381 - Syphilis

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A. Case control
				measures:
1. A syphilis case shall obtain
				serologic testing for syphilis three months, six months, and one year after
				initiating treatment, unless more frequent or longer testing is recommended by
				a local health agency.
2. A health
				care provider for a pregnant syphilis case shall order serologic testing for
				syphilis at 28 to 32 weeks gestation and at delivery.
3. A local health agency shall:
a. Conduct an epidemiologic investigation,
				including a review of medical records, of each reported syphilis case or
				suspect case, confirming the stage of the disease;
b. For each syphilis case, submit to the
				Department, as specified in Table 2.4, the information required under
				R9-6-206(D);
c. If the syphilis
				case is pregnant, ensure that the syphilis case obtains the serologic testing
				for syphilis required in subsections (A)(1) and (A)(2); and
d. Comply with the requirements specified in
				R9-6-1103 concerning treatment and health education for a syphilis
				case.
4. The operator of
				a blood bank, blood center, or plasma center shall notify a donor of a test
				result with significant evidence suggestive of syphilis, as required under
				A.R.S. § 32-1483 and 21 CFR
				630.6.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 3 - CONTROL MEASURES FOR COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Section R9-6-382 - Taeniasis

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Case control measures: A local health agency shall:
1. Exclude a taeniasis case with
Taenia
spp. from working as a food handler, caring for
				children in or attending a child care establishment, or caring for patients or
				residents in a health care institution until free of infestation;
2. Conduct an epidemiologic investigation of
				each reported taeniasis case; and
3. For each taeniasis case, submit to the
				Department, as specified in Table 2.4, the information required under
				R9-6-206(D).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 3 - CONTROL MEASURES FOR COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Section R9-6-383 - Tetanus

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Case control measures: A local health agency shall:
1. Conduct an epidemiologic investigation of
				each reported tetanus case or suspect case; and
2. For each tetanus case, submit to the
				Department, as specified in Table 2.4, the information required under
				R9-6-206(D).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 3 - CONTROL MEASURES FOR COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Section R9-6-384 - Toxic Shock Syndrome

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Case control measures: A local health agency shall:
1. Conduct an epidemiologic investigation of
				each reported toxic shock syndrome case or suspect case; and
2. For each toxic shock syndrome case, submit
				to the Department, as specified in Table 2.4, the information required under
				R9-6-206(D).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 3 - CONTROL MEASURES FOR COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Section R9-6-385 - Trichinosis

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Case control measures: A local health agency shall:
1. Upon receiving a report under
				R9-6-202
				of a trichinosis case or suspect case, notify the Department with in one
				working day after receiving the report and provide to the Department the
				information contained in the report;
2. Conduct an
				epidemiologic investigation of each reported trichinosis case or suspect case;
				and
3. For each trichinosis case, submit to the Department, as
				specified in Table 2.4, the information required under
				R9-6-206(D).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 3 - CONTROL MEASURES FOR COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Section R9-6-386 - Tuberculosis

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A. Case control
				measures:
1. A diagnosing health care
				provider or an administrator of a health care institution, either personally or
				through a representative, shall isolate and institute airborne precautions for:
a. An individual with infectious active
				tuberculosis until:
i. At least three
				successive sputum smears collected at least eight hours apart, at least one of
				which is taken first thing in the morning as soon as possible after the
				individual awakens from sleep, are negative for acid-fast bacilli;
ii.
				Anti-tuberculosis treatment is initiated with multiple antibiotics;
				and
iii. Clinical signs and
				symptoms of active tuberculosis are improved;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 3 - CONTROL MEASURES FOR COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Section R9-6-387 - Tularemia

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Case control measures:
1. A diagnosing health care provider or an
				administrator of a health care institution, either personally or through a
				representative, shall isolate a pneumonic tularemia case until 72 hours of
				antibiotic therapy have been completed with favorable clinical
				response.
2. A local health agency
				shall:
a. Upon receiving a report under
				R9-6-202 of a tularemia case or suspect case, notify the Department within 24
				hours after receiving the report and provide to the Department the information
				contained in the report;
b. Conduct
				an epidemiologic investigation of each reported tularemia case or suspect
				case;
c. For each tularemia case,
				submit to the Department, as specified in Table 2.4, the information required
				under
				R9-6-206(D);
				and
d. Ensure that an isolate or a
				specimen, as available, from each tularemia case or suspect case is submitted
				to the Arizona State Laboratory.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 3 - CONTROL MEASURES FOR COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Section R9-6-388 - Typhoid Fever

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A.
				Case control measures: A local health agency shall:
1. Upon receiving a report under
				R9-6-202
				of a typhoid fever case or suspect case, notify the Department within one
				working day after receiving the report and provide to the Department the
				information contained in the report;
2. Conduct an
				epidemiologic investigation of each reported typhoid fever case or suspect
				case;
3. For each typhoid fever case, submit to the
				Department, as specified in Table 2.4, the information required under
				R9-6-206(D);
4. Exclude a typhoid fever case or suspect case from
				working as a food handler, caring for children in or attending a child care
				establishment, or caring for patients or residents in a health care institution
				until:
a. At least one month after the date of
				onset of illness; and
b. After two
				successive stool specimens, collected from the typhoid fever case at least 24
				hours apart and at least 48 hours after cessation of antibiotic therapy, are
				negative for
Salmonella typhi
;
5. If a
				stool specimen from a typhoid fever case who has received antibiotic therapy is
				positive for
Salmonella typhi
, enforce the exclusions
				specified in subsection (A)(4) until two successive stool specimens, collected
				from the typhoid fever case at least one month apart and 12 or fewer months
				after the date of onset of illness, are negative for
Salmonella typhi
;
6. If a positive stool
				specimen, collected at least 12 months after onset of illness, is obtained from
				a typhoid fever case who has received antibiotic therapy, redesignate the case
				as a carrier; and
7. Exclude a typhoid fever carrier from working as a
				food handler, caring for children in or attending a child care establishment,
				or caring for patients or residents in a health care institution until three
				successive stool specimens, collected from the typhoid fever carrier at least
				one month apart, are negative for
Salmonella typhi
.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 3 - CONTROL MEASURES FOR COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Section R9-6-389 - Typhus Fever

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Case control measures: A local health agency shall:
1. Upon receiving a report under
				R9-6-202
				of a typhus fever case or suspect case, notify the Department within one
				working day after receiving the report and provide to the Department the
				information contained in the report;
2. Conduct an
				epidemiologic investigation of each reported typhus fever case or suspect case;
				and
3. For each typhus fever case, submit to the
				Department, as specified in Table 2.4, the information required under
				R9-6-206(D).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 3 - CONTROL MEASURES FOR COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Section R9-6-390 - Vaccinia-related Adverse Event

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Case control measures: A local health agency shall:
1. Upon receiving a report under
				R9-6-202
				of a case or suspect case of a vaccinia-related adverse event, notify the
				Department within one working day after receiving the report and provide to the
				Department the information contained in the report;
2. Conduct an
				epidemiologic investigation of each reported case or suspect case of a
				vaccinia-related adverse event; and
3. For each case of a
				vaccinia-related adverse event, submit to the Department, as specified in Table
				2.4, the information required under
				R9-6-206(D).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 3 - CONTROL MEASURES FOR COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Section R9-6-391 - Vancomycin-Resistant or Vancomycin-Intermediate Staphylococcus aureus

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Case control measures:
1. A diagnosing health care provider or an
				administrator of a health care institution, either personally or through a
				representative, shall isolate and implement contact precautions for a case or
				suspect case of vancomycin-resistant or vancomycin-intermediate
Staphylococcus aureus
.
2. A diagnosing health care provider or an
				administrator of a health care institution transferring a known case with
				active infection or a known carrier of vancomycin-resistant or
				vancomycin-intermediate
Staphylococcus aureus
to another
				health care provider or health care institution shall, either personally or
				through a representative, comply with
				R9-6-305.
3. A
				local health agency, in consultation with the Department, shall:
a. Upon receiving a report under
				R9-6-202
				of a case or suspect case of vancomycin-resistant or vancomycin-intermediate
Staphylococcus aureus
, notify the Department within one
				working day after receiving the report and provide to the Department the
				information contained in the report;
b. Ensure that a case or suspect case of
				vancomycin-resistant or vancomycin-intermediate
Staphylococcus aureus
is isolated as necessary to prevent transmission;
c. Conduct an epidemiologic investigation of
				each reported case or suspect case of vancomycin-resistant or
				vancomycin-inter-mediate
Staphylococcus aureus
;
d. For each case of vancomycin-resistant or
				vancomycin-intermediate
Staphylococcus aureus
, submit to the
				Department, as specified in Table 2.4, the information required under
				R9-6-206(D); and
e. Ensure that an
				isolate or a specimen, as available, from each case of vancomycin-resistant or
				vancomycin-intermediate
Staphylococcus aureus
is submitted to
				the Arizona State Laboratory.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 3 - CONTROL MEASURES FOR COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Section R9-6-392 - Varicella (Chickenpox)

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A.
				Case control measures:
1. An administrator of
				a school or child care establishment, either personally or through a
				representative, shall exclude a varicella case from the school or child care
				establishment and from school- or child-care-establishment-sponsored events
				until lesions are dry and crusted.
2. An administrator of a health care
				institution, either personally or through a representative, shall isolate and
				implement airborne precautions for a varicella case until the case is no longer
				infectious.
3. A local health
				agency shall:
a. Conduct an epidemiologic
				investigation of each reported case of death due to primary varicella
				infection; and
b. For each reported
				case of death due to varicella infection, submit to the Department, as
				specified in Table 2.4, the information required under
				R9-6-206(D).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 3 - CONTROL MEASURES FOR COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Section R9-6-393 - Vibrio Infection

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Case control measures: A local health agency shall:
1. Upon receiving a report under
				R9-6-202
				of a
Vi b r i o
infection case or suspect case, notify the
				Department within one working day after receiving the report and provide to the
				Department the information contained in the report;
2. Exclude a
Vibrio
infection case or suspect case with diarrhea from:
a. Working as a food handler, caring for
				patients or residents in a health care institution, or caring for children in
				or attending a child care establishment until:
i. Diarrhea has resolved, or
ii. The local health agency has determined
				that the case or suspect case is unlikely to infect other individuals;
				and
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 3 - CONTROL MEASURES FOR COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Section R9-6-394 - Viral Hemorrhagic Fever

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A. Case control measures:
1. A diagnosing health care provider or an
				administrator of a health care institution, either personally or through a
				representative, shall isolate and implement both droplet precautions and
				contact precautions for a viral hemorrhagic fever case or suspect case for the
				duration of the illness.
2. A local
				health agency shall:
a. Upon receiving a
				report under
				R9-6-202
				of a viral hemorrhagic fever case or suspect case, notify the Department within
				24 hours after receiving the report and provide to the Department the
				information contained in the report;
b. Conduct an epidemiologic investigation of
				each reported viral hemorrhagic fever case or suspect case;
c. For each viral hemorrhagic fever case,
				submit to the Department, as specified in Table 2.4, the information required
				under
				R9-6-206(D);
				and
d. Ensure that one or more
				specimens from each viral hemorrhagic fever case or suspect case are submitted
				to the Arizona State Laboratory.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 3 - CONTROL MEASURES FOR COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Section R9-6-395 - West Nile Virus Infection

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A.
				Case control measures: A local health agency shall:
1. Conduct an epidemiologic investigation of
				each reported West Nile virus infection case or suspect case;
2. For each case of West Nile virus
				infection, submit to the Department, as specified in Table 2.4, the information
				required under
				R9-6-206(D);
				and
3. Ensure that each West Nile
				virus infection case is provided with health education that includes measures
				to:
a. Avoid mosquito bites, and
b. Reduce mosquito breeding sites.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 3 - CONTROL MEASURES FOR COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Section R9-6-396 - Yellow Fever

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A.
				Case control measures: A local health agency shall:
1. Upon receiving a report under
				R9-6-202
				of a yellow fever case or suspect case, notify the Department within 24 hours
				after receiving the report and provide to the Department the information
				contained in the report;
2. Conduct
				an epidemiologic investigation of each reported yellow fever case or suspect
				case;
3. For each yellow fever
				case, submit to the Department, as specified in Table 2.4, the information
				required under R9-6-206(D);
4.
				Ensure that each yellow fever case is provided with health education that
				includes measures to:
a. Avoid mosquito
				bites, and
b. Reduce mosquito
				breeding sites; and
5.
				Ensure that an isolate or a specimen, as available, from each yellow fever case
				or suspect case is submitted to the Arizona State Laboratory.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 3 - CONTROL MEASURES FOR COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Section R9-6-397 - Yersiniosis (Enteropathogenic Yersinia)

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Case control measures: A local health agency shall:
1. Upon receiving a report under
				R9-6-202
				of a yersiniosis case or suspect case, notify the Department within one working
				day after receiving the report and provide to the Department the information
				contained in the report;
2. Exclude a yersiniosis
				case or suspect case with diarrhea from:
a.
				Working as a food handler, caring for patients or residents in a health care
				institution, or caring for children in or attending a child care establishment
				until:
i. Diarrhea has resolved,
ii. A
				stool specimen negative for enteropathogenic
Yersinia
is
				obtained from the case or suspect case, or
iii. The local health agency has determined
				that the case or suspect case is unlikely to infect other individuals; and
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 3 - CONTROL MEASURES FOR COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Section R9-6-398 - Zika Virus Infection

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A.
				Case control measures: A local health agency shall:
1. Upon receiving a report under
				R9-6-202
				of a Zika virus infection case or suspect case, notify the Department within
				one working day after receiving the report and provide to the Department the
				information contained in the report;
2. Conduct an epidemiologic investigation of
				each reported Zika virus infection case or suspect case;
3. For each Zika virus infection case, submit
				to the Department, as specified in Table 2.4, the information required under
				R9-6-206(D);
4. Ensure that one or
				more specimens from each Zika virus infection case or suspect case, as required
				by the Department, are submitted to the Arizona State Laboratory; and
5. Provide to the Zika virus infection case
				or ensure that another person provides to the Zika virus infection case health
				education that includes measures to:
a. Avoid
				mosquito bites,
b. Reduce mosquito
				breeding sites, and
c. Reduce the
				risk of sexual or congenital transmission of Zika virus.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 4 - AIDS DRUG ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (ADAP) › Section R9-6-401 - Definitions

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In this Article, unless otherwise specified:
1. "ADAP" means the AIDS Drug Assistance
				Program.
2. "Adult" means an
				individual who is:
a. Eighteen or more years
				old;
b. Married; or
c. Emancipated, as specified in A.R.S. Title
				12, Chapter 15.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 4 - AIDS DRUG ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (ADAP) › Section R9-6-402 - Limitations and Termination of Program

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ADAP ceases to provide drugs when available funding is
				  exhausted or terminated. ADAP is not an entitlement program and does not create
				  a right to assistance absent available funding.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 4 - AIDS DRUG ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (ADAP) › Section R9-6-403 - Eligibility Requirements

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An individual is eligible to enroll in ADAP if the
				  individual:
1. Has a diagnosis of HIV
				infection from a physician, registered nurse practitioner, or physician
				assistant;
2. Is a resident of
				Arizona, as established by documentation that complies with
				R9-6-404(A)(8);
3. Has an annual
				household income that is less than or equal to 400% of the poverty level;
				and
4. Satisfies one of the
				following:
a. Has no health insurance
				coverage;
b. Has inadequate health
				insurance coverage, which may include Medicare or an AHCCCS health plan,
				limiting the ability of the individual to obtain drugs, such as health
				insurance coverage that:
i. Does not cover
				drugs,
ii. Does not include on its
				formulary at least one of the drugs prescribed for the individual ,
or
iii.
				Requires the use of specific pharmacies or higher co-payments for obtaining a
				drug;
c. Has health
				insurance that is unaffordable because premiums exceed 9.5% of the applicant's
				annual household income;
d. Is an American
				Indian or Alaska Native who:
i. Is eligible
				for, but chooses not to use, the Indian Health Service or a clinic operated by
				a sovereign tribal nation to receive drugs; and
ii. Either has no other health insurance
				coverage or has other health insurance coverage that is inadequate or
				unafford-able, as described in subsections (4)(b) and (c)
;
				  or
e. Is an individual who has served in the United
				States Armed Forces and who:
i. Is eligible
				for, but chooses not to use, Veterans Health Administration benefits to receive
				drugs; and
ii. Either has no other
				health insurance coverage or has other health insurance coverage that is
				inadequate or unafford-able, as described in subsections (4)(b) and (c).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 4 - AIDS DRUG ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (ADAP) › Section R9-6-405 - Enrollment Process; Pre-approved Enrollment Status

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A. The Department shall:
1. Review the documents submitted by an
				applicant as required in
				R9-6-404(A);
2. Determine whether the applicant is
				eligible under
				R9-6-403;
3. Grant or deny enrollment based on
				applicant eligibility, the date of application, and the availability of funds;
				and
4. Notify the applicant or the
				applicant's representative of the Department's decision within five working
				days after receiving the documents specified in
				R9-6-404(A).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 4 - AIDS DRUG ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (ADAP) › Section R9-6-406 - Notification Requirements

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A. An
				enrolled individual or the enrolled individual's representative shall notify
				the Department in writing or by telephone and comply with the applicable
				requirements specified in
				R9-6-407
				within 30 calendar days after any of the following occurs:
1. The residential or mailing address or the
				telephone number of the enrolled individual changes from that provided to the
				Department under
				R9-6-404(A)(1)
				or
				R9-6-407;
2. The enrolled individual adds or removes an
				individual with whom the Department may speak about the enrolled individual's
				ADAP enrollment from the list specified in
				R9-6-404(A)(1)(h);
3. The enrolled individual has:
a. Lost health insurance coverage;
b. Been determined eligible for and enrolled
				to receive drug coverage through AHCCCS;
c. Been determined eligible for or obtained health
				insurance coverage, other than through AHCCCS, the Indian Health Service, the
				Veterans Health Administration, or the health insurance coverage previously
				used by the enrolled individual; or
d. Been determined
				eligible for a low-income subsidy;
4. The enrolled
				individual's annual household income has changed
; or
5. The
				enrolled individual establishes residency outside Arizona.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 4 - AIDS DRUG ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (ADAP) › Section R9-6-407 - Continuing Enrollment

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A. To
				continue enrollment in ADAP, an enrolled individual or the enrolled
				individual's representative shall:
1. When the
				enrolled individual's residential address changes, comply with subsection (B);
2.
				When the enrolled individual's annual household income changes, comply with
				subsection (C);
3.  When the enrolled
				individual becomes eligible for Medicare or other health insurance coverage,
				comply with subsection (D);
4. Before the end of
				the month that is six months after the enrolled individual's month of birth,
				comply with subsection (E); and
5. Before the end of
				the enrolled individual's month of birth each year after an individual's
				initial enrollment, comply with subsection (F).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 4 - AIDS DRUG ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (ADAP) › Section R9-6-408 - Termination from ADAP Services

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A. The Department may terminate an enrolled
				individual's enrollment in ADAP if:
1. The
				Department learns that information submitted to the Department by the enrolled
				individual or the enrolled individual's representative under
				R9-6-404(A) or
				(C),
				R9-6-407(A),
				or R9-6-409(E) or (F) is inaccurate or incomplete;
2. The enrolled individual or the enrolled
				individual's representative does not request a refill of any drug through ADAP
				for a period of 90 calendar days; or
3. The enrolled individual or the enrolled
				individual's representative exhibits violent or threatening behavior to an
				employee of the Department, the contract pharmacy, or a pharmacy in which the
				enrolled individual or the enrolled individual's representative is filling a
				prescription for a drug or requesting a refill of a drug through ADAP, as
				established by documentation such as a police report or a written document from
				the individual.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 4 - AIDS DRUG ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (ADAP) › Section R9-6-409 - Drug Prescription and Distribution Requirements

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A. A primary care HIV-care provider shall:
1. Issue a prescription order:
a. For each drug on the ADAP formulary
				prescribed for an applicant or enrolled individual by the HIV-care provider;
				and
b. For dispensing up to a
				30-day supply of the drug; and
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 4 - AIDS DRUG ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (ADAP) › Section R9-6-410 - Confidentiality

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In administering ADAP, the Department shall comply with all
				  applicable federal and state laws relating to confidentiality of information.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 5 - RABIES CONTROL › Section R9-6-501 - Definitions

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In this Article, unless otherwise specified:
1. "Animal control agency" means a board, commission,
				  department, office, or other administrative unit of federal or state government
				  or of a political subdivision of the state that has the responsibility for
				  controlling rabies in animals in a particular geographic area.
2. "Approved rabies vaccine" means a rabies vaccine
				  authorized for use in this state by the state veterinarian under A.A.C.
				  R3-2-409.
3. "Cat" means an animal of the genus species Felis
				  domesticus.
4. "Currently vaccinated" means that an animal was last
				  immunized against rabies with an approved rabies vaccine:
a. At least 28 days and no longer than one year before being
				  exposed, if the animal has only received an initial dose of approved rabies
				  vaccine;
b. No longer than one year before being exposed, if the
				  approved rabies vaccine is approved for annual use under A.A.C.
				  R3-2-409;
				  or
c. No longer than three years before being exposed, if the
				  approved rabies vaccine is approved for triennial use under A.A.C.
				  R3-2-409.
5. "Dog" means an animal of the genus species Canis
				  familiaris.
6. "Euthanize" means to kill an animal painlessly.
7. "Exposed" means bitten by or having touched a rabid animal
				  or an animal suspected of being rabid.
8. "Ferret" means an animal of the genus species Mustela
				  putorius.
9. "Not currently vaccinated" means that an animal does not
				  meet the definition of "currently vaccinated."
10. "Rabid" means infected with rabies virus, a rhabdovirus
				  of the genus Lyssavirus.
11. "Suspect case" means an animal whose signs or symptoms
				  indicate that the animal may be rabid.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 5 - RABIES CONTROL › Section R9-6-502 - Management of Exposed Animals

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A.
				An animal control agency shall manage an exposed dog, cat, or ferret as
				follows:
1. If the exposed dog, cat, or
				ferret is currently vaccinated, the animal control agency shall:
a. Revaccinate the animal with an approved
				rabies vaccine within seven days after the date that the animal is exposed;
				and
b. Confine and observe the
				animal in the owner's home or, at the owner's expense, in a veterinary hospital
				or the animal control agency's facility, as determined by the animal control
				agency, for 45 days after the animal is exposed; or
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 5 - RABIES CONTROL › Section R9-6-503 - Suspect Cases

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A. An
				animal control agency shall ensure confinement of a dog, cat, or ferret that is
				a suspect case until:
1. The animal
				dies,
2. The animal is euthanized,
				or
3. A veterinarian determines
				that the animal is not rabid.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 5 - RABIES CONTROL › Section R9-6-504 - Animal Control Agency Reporting Requirements

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By April 30 of each year, an animal control agency shall
				  submit a report to the Department that contains the number of animal bites to
				  humans reported as occurring in the animal control agency's jurisdiction during
				  the preceding calendar year and a breakdown of the bites by:
1. Species of animal,
2. Age of victim, and
3. Month of occurrence.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 6 - REPORTING POST-EXPOSURE RABIES PROPHYLAXIS › Section R9-6-601 - Reporting Requirements

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A physician or an authorized designee shall submit a written
				  or electronic report to the Department for each individual exposed who receive
				  post-exposure rabies prophylaxis that includes:
1. Name, age, address, and telephone number
				of the individual exposed;
2. Date
				of report;
3. Reporting institution
				or physician;
4. Date of
				exposure;
5. Body part
				exposed;
6. Type of exposure: Bite
				or saliva contact (non-bite);
7.
				Species of animal;
8. Animal
				disposition: quarantined, euthanized, died, unable to locate;
9. Animal rabies test results, if any:
				positive or negative;
10. Treatment
				regimen; and
11. Date treatment was
				initiated.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 7 - REQUIRED IMMUNIZATIONS FOR CHILD CARE OR SCHOOL ENTRY › Section R9-6-701 - Definitions

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In addition to the definitions in A.R.S. §
									36-671 and
				  R9-6-101, the
				  following definitions apply in this Article, unless otherwise specified:
1.
				"Child" means:
a. An individual 18 years of
				age or less, or
b. An individual
				more than 18 years of age attending school.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 7 - REQUIRED IMMUNIZATIONS FOR CHILD CARE OR SCHOOL ENTRY › Section R9-6-702 - Required Immunizations for Child Care or School Entry

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Except as provided in
				  R9-6-706,
				  documentary proof of immunization, according to Table 7.1 or Table 7.2, for
				  each of the following diseases is required for child care or school
				  entry:
1. Diphtheria;
2. Tetanus;
3. Pertussis;
4. Hepatitis A, for a child 1 through 5 years
				of age in child care in Maricopa County;
5. Hepatitis B;
6. Poliomyelitis;
7. Measles (rubeola);
8. Mumps;
9. Rubella (German Measles);
10.
Haemophilus influenzae
type b, for a child two months through 59 months of age;
11. Varicella; and
12. Meningococcal
				disease.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 7 - REQUIRED IMMUNIZATIONS FOR CHILD CARE OR SCHOOL ENTRY › Section R9-6-703 - Responsibilities of Individuals and Local Health Agencies for Administering Vaccines

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A.
				Upon request of a parent, a local health agency shall provide for the
				immunization of a child against any disease listed in
				R9-6-702.
B. An individual administering a vaccine
				shall ensure that the dosage and route by which the vaccine is administered is:
1. As recommended by the Centers for Disease
				Control and Prevention, or
2.
				According to the manufacturer's recommendations.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 7 - REQUIRED IMMUNIZATIONS FOR CHILD CARE OR SCHOOL ENTRY › Section R9-6-704 - Standards for Documentary Proof of Immunization or Immunity

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A. An administrator of a school or a child
				care administrator shall accept any of the following as documentary proof of
				immunization for a child:
1. A copy of a
				document recording the immunizations administered to the child that contains:
a. The child's name;
b. The child's date of birth;
c. The type of vaccine administered;
d. The month, day, and year of each immunization;
				and
e. The name of the individual administering the
				vaccine or the name of the entity that the individual administering the vaccine
				represents;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 7 - REQUIRED IMMUNIZATIONS FOR CHILD CARE OR SCHOOL ENTRY › Section R9-6-705 - Responsibilities of Schools and Child Care Administrators of Schools, Child Care Administrators, and the Department

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,
A.  An administrator of a school or a child
				care administrator shall ensure that:
1. For
				each child attending the school or child care, one of the following is
				maintained at the school or child care for each disease listed in
				R9-6-702:
a. Documentary proof of immunization, as
				specified in
				R9-6-704(A),
				according to Table 7.1;
b.
				Documentary proof of immunization, as specified in
				R9-6-704(A),
				demonstrating compliance with Table 7.2;
c. Documentary proof of immunity, as
				specified in
				R9-6-704(B)
				and according to
				R9-6-706(D);
				or
d. A statement of exemption from
				immunization, as specified in
				R9-6-706(A) through
				(C);
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 7 - REQUIRED IMMUNIZATIONS FOR CHILD CARE OR SCHOOL ENTRY › Section R9-6-706 - Exemptions from Immunizations

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A.
				 For a child attending a school, the child is exempt from the
				applicable immunization requirements in
				R9-6-702
				for personal beliefs, as allowed by A.R.S. §
									15-873(A)(1),
				if the child's parent submits to the school a statement of exemption from
				immunization for personal beliefs, in a Department-provided format, that
				contains:
1. The parent's name,
2. The child's name,
3. The child's date of birth,
4. The immunizations from which the child's
				parent is requesting an exemption,
5. A statement that the parent is requesting
				the exemption based on personal beliefs, and
6. The signature of the child's parent and
				the date signed.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 7 - REQUIRED IMMUNIZATIONS FOR CHILD CARE OR SCHOOL ENTRY › Section R9-6-707 - Reporting Requirements

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A. By November 15 of each year, an
				administrator of a school shall submit to the Department a report, in a
				Department-provided format, that contains:
1.
				The name, the physical address, and, if different, the mailing address of the
				school;
2. The date of the
				report;
3 Whether the school is a:
a. Charter school, as defined in A.R.S. §
											15-101;
b. Private school, as defined in A.R.S. §
											15-101;
				or
c. Public school, as defined in
				A.R.S. §
											15-101;
4. The name, email address, and telephone
				number of an individual to contact for the school;
5. The name and district number of the school
				district, if applicable
6. The
				county in which the school is located;
7. The number of children enrolled at the
				school in designated grades, as of the date of the report; and
8 The number of children in each of the
				designated grades who
a. Have received each
				immunization required according to Table 7.1;
b. Have received an immunization required
				according to Table 7.1 or submitted a certification of medical exemption from
				immunization due to immunity, according to
				R9-6-706(D),
				for each of the diseases in
				R9-6-702,
				including the number for each disease for which certification of medical
				exemption from immunization due to immunity was submitted;
c. Have an exemption from immunization for
				personal beliefs, according to
				R9-6-706(A),
				for one or more of the diseases in
				R9-6-702,
				including the number for each disease;
d. Have a medical exemption from
				immunization, according to
				R9-6-706(C)
				for one or more of the diseases in
				R9-6-702,
				including:
i number for each disease,
				and
ii. Whether the medical
				exemption is temporary or permanent; or
e. Are receiving immunizations required
				according to Table 7.2, and the number of doses of each vaccine
				received.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS › Article 7 - REQUIRED IMMUNIZATIONS FOR CHILD CARE OR SCHOOL ENTRY › Section R9-6-708 - Release of Immunization Information

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In addition to the persons who have access to immunization
				  information according to A.R.S. §
									36-135(D),
				  and consistent with the limitations in A.R.S. §
									36-135(E)
				  and (H), the Department may release
				  immunization information to:
1. An
				authorized representative of a local health agency for the control,
				investigation, analysis, or follow-up of disease;
2. A child care administrator, to determine
				the immunization status of a child in the child care;
3. An authorized representative of the
				federal Women, Infants, and Children Program administered by the Department, to
				determine the immunization status of children enrolled in the federal Women,
				Infants, and Children Program;
4. An
				individual or organization authorized by the Department to conduct medical
				research to evaluate medical services and health-related services, as defined
				in A.R.S. §
									36-401,
				health quality, immunizations data quality, and efficacy; or
5. An authorized representative of an
				out-of-state agency, including:
a. A state
				health department,
b. A health
				agency,
c. A school or child
				care,
d. A health care provider,
				or
e. A state agency that has legal
				custody of a child.