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Beeton Primary School Medicines in School Policy March 2018Beeston Primary School Healthcare PolicyAgreed by Governing Body Review date Responsible for this policy Review Date: October 2020 (or earlier,

How to fill out medicines in school

How to fill out medicines in school

1. Gather all necessary information about the student's medication, such as dosage, frequency, and any special instructions.
2. Obtain the appropriate medication authorization form from the school, which may require the signature of a parent or guardian.
3. Ensure that the medication is properly labeled with the student's name, medication name, dosage, and any other pertinent information.
4. Keep the medication in a secure and designated location, such as a locked cabinet or drawer, to prevent unauthorized access.
5. Administer the medication according to the prescribed schedule, following proper hygiene practices and medication administration techniques.
6. Maintain accurate records of each medication administration, including the date, time, dosage given, and any observed side effects.
7. Communicate with the student's parents or guardians regularly to provide updates on their medication usage and any necessary adjustments.
8. Properly dispose of any expired or unused medications according to local regulations and guidelines.

Who needs medicines in school?

1. Students who have a documented medical condition requiring medication during school hours.
2. Students with allergies or severe allergic reactions that may require emergency medication, such as epinephrine auto-injectors.
3. Students with chronic illnesses or disabilities that require regular medication for management.
4. Students with temporary illnesses or injuries that may necessitate short-term medication use.
5. Students with mental health conditions that may require psychiatric medication or other treatments.
6. Students with special education needs who may require medication to support their learning and behavior.
7. Students with conditions that require the administration of medication for acute or chronic pain relief.

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What is medicines in school?

Medicines in school refer to any medication that students may need to take while attending school.

Who is required to file medicines in school?

School nurses or designated school staff are typically required to file medicines in school.

How to fill out medicines in school?

Medicines in school should be filled out following the school's specific guidelines and procedures for medication administration.

What is the purpose of medicines in school?

The purpose of medicines in school is to ensure that students have access to necessary medications and to promote their health and well-being while at school.

What information must be reported on medicines in school?

Information such as the student's name, medication name, dosage, administration instructions, and any potential side effects or allergies should be reported on medicines in school.