Prácticas de seguridad para programas de cuidado de niños en tiempos del COVID-19
Este curso presenta información básica que todos deben saber sobre cómo prevenir la propagación del COVID-19 en los entornos de cuidado infantil. Los participantes aprenderán sobre las prácticas de higiene recomendadas, a reconocer las señales y síntomas, los criterios para excluir a un niño del cuidado del grupo, a comunicarse con los niños y las familias, a mantener un entorno limpio y más.
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| Course State | Georgia, Nevada, New York |
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