(a) All Stewardship Plans shall coordinate with each other and develop a single system of promotion that shall:
(1) Promote the Stewardship Plans so that collection options for Covered Drugs are widely understood by residents, pharmacists, retailers of Covered Drugs and health care practitioners including doctors and other prescribers, veterinarians and veterinary hospitals, and promote the safe storage of Covered Drugs by City residents;
(2) Work with Collectors participating in Stewardship Plans to develop clear, standardized instructions for City residents on the use of collection bins and a readily-recognizable, consistent design of collection bins;
(3) Establish a single toll-free telephone number and single web site where collection options and current locations of drop-off sites will be publicized, and prepare educational and outreach materials promoting safe storage of medicines and describing where and how to return Unwanted Covered Drugs to the Stewardship Plan. These materials must be provided to Pharmacies, health care facilities, veterinary facilities, and other interested parties for dissemination to City residents. Plain language and explanatory images should be used to make use of medicine collection services readily understandable by all residents, including individuals with limited English proficiency;
(4) Conduct a biennial survey of City residents and a survey of pharmacists, veterinarians, and health professionals in the City who interact with patients on use of medicines after the first full year of operation of the plans. Survey questions shall measure percent awareness of the Stewardship Plans, assess to what extent drop-off sites and other collection methods are convenient and easy to use, and assess knowledge and attitudes about risks of abuse, poisonings and overdoses from prescription and nonprescription medicines used in the home. Draft survey questions shall be submitted to the Director tor review and comment at least 30 days prior to initiation of the survey. Results of the survey shall be reported to the Director and made available to the public on the website required in this Section 2206 within 90 days of the end of the survey period. The privacy of all survey respondents shall be maintained.
(b) All surveys, outreach, education, promotion, web sites, and toll-free phone numbers required by this Section 2206 shall be in English. Spanish. Chinese, Russian, and Tagalog.
(c) The Director shall provide guidance on the development of a single system of promotion.