b. attend to the child’s specific health needs 3 Staff facilitate visits to health care professionals as the child’s health needs warrant 4 Staff a. assess, train and evaluate the child to ensure she can self-administer her medication b. respond to medication errors or incidents 5 Staff share relevant medical and health information with others a. only as needed b. in a manner that respects the child’s dignity c. in a manner that takes into account the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act COMMENTS STANDARDS 10 & 22 CHILDREN – – This service provider supports children accessing service to take care of their health and has met the expectations of these Standards. From conversations and/or observations, explain or give examples of: health concerns and/or physical needs. Children’s When the health needs would warrant a visit to their health care professionals children’s Who facilitates the appointments staff, the children themselves or someone else children’s – How managing specific concerns and needs improve the quality of life. children’s What staff look for to determine if children can administer their own medication What evidence is there to verify that staff know About the specific health concerns and physical needs children’s How to assess and monitor health concerns children’s How to attend to specific health needs children’s What would warrant facilitating appointments for children with health care professionals How to assess, train and evaluate children for/on administering their own medication. The service policy and procedures around sharing medical and health information provider’s with others. Use their knowledge to take care of the children health and improve their quality of life Suggestions Consider _____. Recommendations Ensure that _____. Commendations This service provider is commended for _____
b. attend to the child’s specific health needs 3 Staff facilitate visits to health care professionals as the child’s health needs warrant 4 Staff a. assess, train and evaluate the child to ensure she can self-administer her medication b. respond to medication errors or incidents 5 Staff share relevant medical and health information with others a. only as needed b. in a manner that respects the child’s dignity c. in a manner that takes into account the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act COMMENTS – STANDARDS 10 & 22 – CHILDREN This service provider supports children accessing service to take care of their health and has met the expectations of these Standards. From conversations and/or observations, explain or give examples of: Children’s health concerns and/or physical needs. When the children’s health needs would warrant a visit to their health care professionals Who facilitates the children’s appointments – staff, the children themselves or someone else How managing specific concerns and needs improve the children’s quality of life. What staff look for to determine if children can administer their own medication What evidence is there to verify that staff know About the children’s specific health concerns and physical needs How to assess and monitor children’s health concerns How to attend to children’s specific health needs What would warrant facilitating appointments for children with health care professionals How to assess, train and evaluate children for/on administering their own medication. The service provider’s policy and procedures around sharing medical and health information with others. Use their knowledge to take care of the children health and improve their quality of life Suggestions Consider _____. Recommendations Ensure that _____. Commendations This service provider is commended for _____