The Iowa Department of Health and Human Services (DHS) is responsible for promoting and protecting the health and well-being of the residents of Iowa. It is primarily focused on ensuring that individuals and families have access to healthcare services, assistance programs, and support systems. The DHS works to address public health concerns, administer healthcare programs, provide financial assistance for low-income individuals and families, and collaborate with community organizations to enhance the overall quality of life in Iowa.
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This form is used for applying for a license to get married in the state of Iowa.
This document explains that under HIPAA, IPOST (Iowa Physician Orders for Scope of Treatment) forms can be shared with other healthcare providers when necessary.
This form is used for obtaining a Certificate of Immunization in the state of Iowa. It is required for students to provide proof of their immunization records.
This document is a monthly record used in Iowa to keep track of medicine consumption. It helps individuals to stay organized and maintain a record of their medication intake.
This document is used for verifying a person's immunization records in the state of Iowa. It certifies that the individual has received the required vaccinations.
This form is used for declaring a medical exemption for immunization in the state of Iowa.
This document is a log for tracking the temperature in a Celsius freezer in Iowa for the first 15 days.
This document is a provisional certificate of immunization specific to the state of Iowa. It serves as proof of immunization status.
This document is a master index card specific to the state of Iowa. It is used for organizing and keeping track of various information related to individuals, locations, or any other important data.
This document provides a log of the refrigerator temperature in Celsius for the first 15 days in Iowa.
This document is used for recording the information related to the Directly Observed Treatment (DOT) program for Tuberculosis control in Iowa.
This Form is used for recording information about individuals suspected or diagnosed with tuberculosis in the state of Iowa. It helps healthcare professionals gather relevant data to provide appropriate care and prevent the spread of the disease.
This type of document is a flow sheet used in Iowa to monitor the treatment of Latent Tuberculosis Infection (LTBI). It helps healthcare professionals track the progress of patients undergoing LTBI treatment.
This document is for the registration and evaluation of patient eligibility for the public vaccination program for children in Iowa. It is in Spanish.
This document is for public healthcare providers in Iowa to screen and determine the eligibility of patients for the Vaccines for Children Program.
This Form is used for requesting medication to treat latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI) in the state of Iowa.
This document provides information about the treatment of tuberculosis disease in children, both pulmonary and extrapulmonary cases, in the state of Iowa.
This form is used for screening individuals for tuberculosis in Iowa as part of the Tuberculosis Control Program.
This document provides information on Window Period Prophylaxis (WPP) for children under 5 years of age in Iowa. WPP is a preventative treatment to reduce the risk of certain infections during a specific window of time. This document is designed to educate parents and caregivers about WPP and its benefits for young children.
This document is a flow sheet used in Iowa to monitor the 12-dose treatment for latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI). It helps healthcare providers track and document the progress of the treatment.
This form is used for the screening of signs and symptoms of tuberculosis among individuals in homeless shelters in Iowa. Proper screening is essential for the control and prevention of tuberculosis in this population.
This document is for transferring vaccines between Vaccine for Children (VFC) providers in Iowa.
This form is used for tracking the distribution and administration of emergency vaccines in the state of Iowa. It helps ensure a coordinated and efficient response in times of public health emergencies.
This document is an Authorized Site Agreement for organizations participating in the Immunization Registry Information System (IRIS) in Iowa. It outlines the terms and conditions for accessing and using the IRIS system to maintain immunization records.
This document is used for reporting cases of perinatal hepatitis B in hospitals in the state of Iowa.
This type of document is used for reviewing school immunization records in the state of Iowa. The Immunization Program ensures that students have received the required immunizations for admission to school.
This form is used for reviewing a child care immunization record in the state of Iowa. It is a part of the Immunization Program to ensure children are properly immunized.