Flu News
H1N1 flu (swine flu) (MSU Special News Alert-page updated 10/21/09)
Frequently Asked Questions About H1N1 Virus & Work (MSU HR Web site)
The University Physician’s Office has canceled the remaining clinics for seasonal flu vaccine due to shortages being felt nationwide.
Beginning with the Oct. 5 site at the College of Law, all remaining clinics will be canceled. The seasonal flu vaccine, which is not a vaccination for the H1N1 virus, may still be available in limited quantities by visiting your primary care physician, county health department or local grocer or pharmacy.
For general information on seasonal flu, visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention at
http://cdc.gov/flu/.
Occupational Health
Healthy Employee Risk Database (HERD)
Health assessment and monitoring policy (HR)
Health assessment and monitoring programs
For Students
MSU's Vaccine/Immunization Policy
Report Your Immunizations to MSU (Online form)
Health Promotion
Redefining the way yoU think about Health! The Health4U Program encourages the development of healthy lifestyles for faculty, staff, graduate student employees retirees, and the spouses/partners of the members of these groups. Evidence-based focus areas include tobacco cessation, movement/fitness, food and nutrition, health consumerism/self care, and emotional wellness. Go to Health4U's Web site to learn more. . .
Health Related Guidelines
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Use Policy
(Updated: 9/4/08)
Overview of Community-Associated MRSA
Travel Clinic
The Travel Clinic promotes safe, healthy travel by providing health counseling to travelers, along with appropriate vaccines and preventative medication. Go to the Travel Clinic's Web site. . .
Food and Water Sanitarian
The MSU Food and Water Sanitarian promotes a healthy environment for students, faculty, staff, and visitors by overseeing food safety, inspecting, and licensing MSU facilities. Go to the Food and Water Sanitarian's Web site. . .
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
The staff at the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is dedicated to serving the emotional and psychological needs of the campus community. Go to the Employee Assistance Program's Web site. . .