Lead-Safe Wisconsin: Healthy Homes and Lead Poisoning Surveillance System Job Aids
The Healthy Homes and Lead Poisoning Surveillance System (HHLPSS) is a web-based, case management and surveillance application developed by the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) for state and local childhood lead poisoning prevention programs. HHLPSS is used to track:
- Blood lead test results.
- Property addresses associated with blood lead test results.
- Case management activities.
- Lead hazard investigations.
- Lead hazard remediation.
The job aids below will help you navigate HHLPSS. For the best user experience with HHLPSS, use Edge, Chrome, or Firefox.
If you have questions, call us at 608-266-5817 or email DHSLeadPoisoningPrevention@dhs.wisconsin.gov.
Read FAQs (frequently asked questions) about HHLPSS
Job aids
- HHLPSS Job Aid 3.1: Find a Patient and Patient Information, P-02299-3.1 (PDF)
- HHLPSS Job Aid 3.2: Clinical Letters, P-02299-3.2 (PDF)
- HHLPSS Job Aid 3.3: Adding Family Members and Guardian, P-02299-3.3 (PDF)
- HHLPSS Job Aid 3.4: Patient Address, P-02299-3.4 (PDF)
- HHLPSS Job Aid 3.5: Viewing Blood Lead Tests, P-02299-3.5 (PDF)
- HHLPSS Job Aid 3.6: Case Details: Initiation and Information, P-02299-3.6 (PDF)
- HHLPSS Job Aid 3.7: Case Closure, P-02299-3.7 (PDF)
- HHLPSS Job Aid 3.8: Case Exposure Sources, P-02299-3.8 (PDF)
- HHLPSS Job Aid 3.9: Associated Persons and Household Members, P-02299-3.9 (PDF)
- HHLPSS Job Aid 3.10: Other Blood Tests, P-02299-3.10 (PDF)
- HHLPSS Job Aid 3.11: Other Medical Information, P-02299-3.11 (PDF)
- HHLPSS Job Aid 3.12: Chelation, P-02299-3.12 (PDF)
- HHLPSS Job Aid 3.13: Patient Notes, P-02299-3.13 (PDF)
- HHLPSS Job Aid 3.14: Patient Attachments, P-02299-3.14 (PDF)
Monthly (Q&A) question-and-answer sessions
We now hold monthly Q&A sessions regarding HHLPSS. These sessions focus on answering questions from HHLPSS users to help them navigate the system.