Medical Staff Education. A burn center shall have an educational program for the medical staff. If residents rotate on the burn service, a burn service director or the director’s designee shall provide an orientation program for new residents. Infection Control Program. A burn center shall have effective means of isolation that are consistent with principles or universal precautions and barrier techniques to decrease the risk of cross-infection and cross-contamination. A burn center shall: Provide ongoing review and analysis of nosocomial infection data and risk factors that relate to infection prevention and control for burn patients; and Make these data available to the burn service in order to assess infection risk for burn unit patients. Continuity of Care Program. A burn center shall have access to the following services: Recreational or child-life therapy; Psychosocial support for family members or other significant persons; Availability for continuing age appropriate academic courses for the patient; Coordinated discharge planning; Follow-up after hospital discharge; Access to community resources; Evaluation of the patient’s physical, psychological, developmental, and vocational status; and Planning for future rehabilitative and reconstructive needs.