Actually, we don't either. Our students are sent to the secretary
to get medication, band-aids, temperature, etc...But our school's
communication is awful!!!!!! So I was wanting a form that I have
seen at other schools where the nurse sends it back with the
student to show the time and what was administered. That way we
can account for where our students are.

On 10/28/09, Susan wrote:
> On 10/28/09, Tarah wrote:
>> Does anyone have a website where I can find a printable
>> nurses pass that is given to the teacher that shows the
>> treatment given while at the nurse?
>> Thanks.
>
>
> Hi Tarah,
> I wish I could help. I was interested to hear that you have a
> nurse. In our schools we haven't had school nurses for at
> least 15+ years. Instead, we can call our public health
> department and speak with a nurse who can answer our
> questions. Students who are ill sit in the office while the
> secretary calls parents/guardians to come and pick them up.
> For scrapes etc. she dispenses bandaids and ice packs.
> Our public health nurses also come to the school to run large
> innoculation clinics (i.e. Hepatitis B shots for all Grade 7
> students). They also train staff at the beginning of each
> school year on how to administer an Epipen, if necessary.
> Medications are dispensed by an Educational Assistant (after
> obtaining parental consent).
> You are fortunate to still have such readily available health
> support.
> Susan

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