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CHILDHOOD LEAD POISONING PREVENTION BRANCH

Publications for Health Care Providers and Patients

For Health Care Providers

To order free printed copies of the publications for health care providers below, please contact your local Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program. If your county does not have a local program, contact the Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Branch (CLPPB) directly at CLPPB_Provider_Materials@cdph.ca.gov.

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Standard of Care Guidelines for Providers Standard of Care and Potential Sources of Lead (PDF)
Regulations for CA providers caring for children 6 months to 6 years of age, potential sources of lead, and guidance for families.

California Management Guidelines for providers California Management Guidelines on Childhood Lead Poisoning for Health Care Providers (Accessible PDF)

Guidelines with recommendations about evaluation, testing and management within specific blood lead level ranges.

ā€‹California Management Guidelines on Childhood Lead Poisoning for Health Care Providersā€‹ā€‹California Management Guidelines on Childhood Lead Poisoning for Health Care Providersā€‹ā€‹(Non-compliant PDF)

Guidelines with recommendations about evaluation, testing and management within specific blood lead level ranges. This contains the same content as the guidelines above, but in a two-page version.

Blood Lead Test and Anticipatory Guidance (PDF,1.1MB) Blood Lead Test and Anticipatory Guidance
Lead Guidelines, developed in collaboration with Department of Health
Care Services, ā€‹Child Health and Disability Prevention Program, including recommendations on medical management.

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ā€‹Lead in Ayurvedic Remedies: A Warning to ProvidersLead in Ayurvedic Remedies: A Warning to Providers (PDF,1.7MB)
A fact sheet explaining the dangers of lead in ayurvedic remedies, including recent case reports.

ā€‹Blood Lead Testing (PDF)Blood Lead Testing
Information about sample collection, avoiding lead contamination,
and specimen labeling.

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ā€‹NEW ā€‹Gā€‹etting Your Child Tested for Leadā€‹ - Anticipatory Guidance Materials for Health Care Providers and Their Patientsā€‹
The following resources are for health care providers to use with their patients to help remind them to get tested, to track their test results, aā€‹nd be aware of potential exposure sources.
ā€‹Blood Lead Testing Instructions (English and Spanish)ā€‹Blood Lead Testing Instructions (English and Spanish) (PDF)
Provides a space for health care providers to instruct families about needed blood lead testing.
Blood Lead Testing Record (English and Spanish)Blood Lead Testing Record (English and Spanish) (PDF)
Provides a space for health care providers to record blood lead test results for their patients, as well as other information that it is important for families to know. ā€‹
What are some sources of lead? (English and Spanish) (PDF)
ForWhat are some sources of lead? (English and Spanish)ā€‹ parents - a list of lead exposure sources, with guidance for families.ā€‹
Getting Your Child Tested for Lead (English and Spanish)Getting Your Child Tested for Lead (English and Spanish)(PDF, 3.6MB) ā€‹Information for parents about having  their child tested for lead.

ā€‹ For Patients

ā€‹ā€‹Download lead education materialā€‹s for patients in multiple languages.

To order free printed lead education materials for distribution to your patients, please contact your local Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program. If your county does not have a local program, you will be prompted to contact the Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Branch directly at PDSS@cdph.ca.gov for materials orders.

If you are having difficulty accessing these documents, please contact the Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Branch at (510) 620-5600 to request this information in an alternate format.

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