302 storage of medication

[Bali]

hi, can any one help with th folowing...
k3h193, k3h201, very much appreciated.
thanks.

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Hi, I am doing 200 and then 201 now...

When I have a brief discription of something I will let you have it.. x

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Originally Posted by Bali

hi, can any one help with th folowing...
k3h193, k3h201, very much appreciated.
thanks.

Oh and here is 193 to get you started

On arrival, parent/carers should hand over medicines to a member of staff, who is appointed first aider for that day. That member of staff will log the medicine in a book/medicine form to include child’s name, name of medication, dosage, time of administration. First aider is to sign the form when medicine has been given; parent counter signs the form when parent collects.

Medicine should be stored away from so that they are out of children’s reach like in a locked cupboard.

You should not at all give medicines without any signed forms or written permission, this also includes creams and administrating inhalers.

[nickyrobbo86]

K3h193 is asking how you store and give medicine in your setting, we have a policy that states all parents have to sign a form before we are able to give the child prescribed and unsubscribed medicines and we also store medicines in the fridge in a secure container and also in a locked cupboard out of the childrens reach. Parents are asked to sign the medicine book when they collect the child from nursery.

hope this help, good luck.

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Hiya... here we go.... 201... here is what I got. Hope it helps you xx

Fire Procedures and evacuation

• Fire doors are clearly marked, never obstructed and can easily be opened from inside.
• Smoke detectors/alarms and fire fighting appliances conform to BSEN standards and are checked.
• Emergency evacuation procedures are approved by fire safety officer and are clearly displayed on the premises
• It is explained to new members of staff, volunteers and parents that fire drills are regularly practiced at least once every 6 weeks.
• Plan of premises showing layout and fire exits should be displayed
• In an event of a fire everyone, inc children/staff/volunteers should evacuate from the nearest and safest fire exit.
• A register should be done once outside to make sure everyone is out of the building
• Emergency service will be summoned using a mobile telephone held by a supervisor/manager
• Once emergency services have been contacted the supervisor will contact all parents/carers in order to remove the children as soon as possible.

Missing Children

• The person in charge will carry out a thorough search f the building and garden
• A member of staff will search the surrounding area, especially if a park is close by
• All other children are gathered to the carpet/book corner, keeping them all calm, a distraction like a group activity, story, singing gentle songs.
• Re-call the register and re-do a head count to make sure that no-one else has gone missing
• Person in charge discuss with other members of staff to establish what happened, last time child was seen.
• If the child is not found, the parent of child is contacted and the missing child is reported to the police.