WIAAP encourages our members to seek updated information on the COVID-19 outbreak and most recommendations as it becomes available. As protective measures are taken to protect employees, customers and operations in this and future epidemics, you may wish to consider how to address workplace procedures including staffing, sick leave, physical office layout and other disruptions in workflow.
UPDATED 1/25/2022
New Resources
Ongoing – AAP “Connecting With the Experts” Town Hall series
DHS: The Wisconsin Department of Health Services has published a Public Health Advisory
DPI: Joint Webinar for Public Health and School Stakeholders
DHS: Policy Change on confirmatory PCR tests
DHS: The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) supports the recommendation that anyone 18 and older receive a booster dose of COVID-19 vaccine
DHS: Strongly encourages vaccinators not start vaccinating youth 5-11 years old until: CDC releases the associated clinical guidance. COVID-19: Vaccine Resources page
US Food and Drug Administration: The FDA took additional actions regarding booster doses of COVID-19 vaccines, including authorizing heterologous booster doses in eligible individuals.
CDC: CDC provides credible COVID-19 health information to the U.S
DHS: COVID-19 Resources for Parents and Guardians
DHS: COVID-19 outbreak testing for schools
DHS: COVID-19 Guidance for Operating Early Care and Education/Child Care
WIAAP
8/11/2021 – WIAAP Post: COVID Vaccine: Co-Administer with Other Vaccines
7/20/21 – WIAAP Post: American Academy of Pediatrics Updates Recommendations for Opening Schools in Fall 2021
American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)
Ongoing – AAP “Connecting With the Experts” Town Hall series
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
CDC: CDC provides credible COVID-19 health information to the U.S
CDC: Coronavirus main page
CDC: Coronavirus: Information for Health Care Professionals
Clinical /Practice Guidance
Confessions of Pediatric Practice Management Consulting – COVID-19 Coding
Supporting Individuals with Autism COVID-19 Toolkit
Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS)
DHS: Policy Change on confirmatory PCR tests
DHS: DHS supports the FDA authorization and CDC recommendation to provide Moderna and Johnson & Johnson (J&J) booster doses to certain populations.
DHS: Strongly encourages vaccinators not start vaccinating youth 5-11 years old until: CDC releases the associated clinical guidance. COVID-19: Vaccine Resources page
DHS: COVID-19 Resources for Parents and Guardians
DHS: COVID-19 Guidance for Operating Early Care and Education/Child Care
Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
Joint Webinar for Public Health and School Stakeholders
COVID-19 Information for Pupil Services
Child Nutrition Program/COVID-19
Wisconsin Department of Children and Families
DCF COVID-19 Assistance for Families
DCF: Child Care Counts – COVID-19 Emergency Payment Program
Childcare Supplies Request Form
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
COVID-19 Emergency Declaration – Health Care Providers Fact Sheet
Other resources
Healthcare Toolbox – COVID-19 Resources for Health Care Staff
Healthcare Toolbox – COVID-19: Helping My Child Cope
Institute for Health Metrics COVID-19 State-by-State Projections
Supporting Individuals with Autism COVID-19 Toolkit
US Food and Drug Administration: The FDA took additional actions regarding booster doses of COVID-19 vaccines, including authorizing heterologous booster doses in eligible individuals.