AUTHORIZATION FOR SELF-ADMINISTRATION OF PRESCRIBED MEDICATION AT SCHOOLS WITHIN THE COUNTY OF RIVER 2025

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All medications must be administered ing to the label direction. Permission and instructions must be provided by the parent for each medica- tion. The instructions should not conflict with the label directions and should be filed in the childs record.
Supervised Self-administration of medication is defined as the preparation and administration of medication to self, by a client, under the direct supervision of a nurse.
Before administering medication check the expiration date of the medication to ensure it is safe to use. read the label and instructions even if you have administered your childs medication before. follow the advice on when to take the medication, including timing and whether it should be taken with food.
How long your child will need to take this medication. Possible side effects. Special instructions: for example, take medication with food or drink plenty of water. Whether or not your child can administer their own medication.
Here is what they need to know: Following the 5 Rights of Medication Administration helps to ensure the right drug, right dose, right route, and right patient, at the right time.
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When selecting medicines for children, it is important to consider the childs age, swallowing ability, ease of administration and accessibility of the product. Ask the child, parent or caregiver about their preference for formulations and flavours.
Self or carer administration allows you or your carer to be responsible for taking or giving your medicines while you are in hospital. This scheme helps you to: stay independent by taking your medicines as you do at home. learn more about your medicines and how to use them safely.
The following individuals are authorized to administer medication to pupils in schools: School staff holding a current medical or nursing license (e.g., the school physician or school nurse) A substitute school nurse employed by the district The pupils parent or guardian A pupil approved to self-administer per N.J.S.A.

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