Assign a staff member/s to meet emergency medical service responders and lead them to the injured person. Consider assigning a staff member to remain with the injured person if they are transported to the hospital. If injured person is a member of school personnel or a student, notify parent, guardian, or other appropriate family member of the situation, include type of injury or illness, medical care given and location where the injured person has been transported. Ensure student or staff medical and personal information from administrative records is sent to the hospital. Notify the superintendent. Notify the school counselor or Crisis Response Team and provide a brief description of the incident if the incident will require supporting staff and students who may need additional support following. Advise faculty and staff of the situation, as appropriate. Give the clear” message to the staff if the school went into shelter-in-place. “All Follow up with appropriate persons and determine if procedures should be activated such as mental health services or crisis interventions. Develop a reentry plan for the next school day and aftercare program. Debrief with the team at the conclusion of the event if needed. Quickly assess the situation. Make sure the situation is safe for you to approach (i.e., live electric wires, gas leak, building damage, etc.). Assess the seriousness of the injury or illness. Call the school nurse or if a life threatening emergency have someone call 911 immediately. Be prepared to provide the school name and address, exact location (floor, room number); describe illness or type of injury; and age of the victim(s). Immediately notify the principal or designee. Protect yourself against contact with body fluids borne pathogens). Administer appropriate according to your level of training until help arrives. Comfort and reassure the injured person. Do not move an injured person unless the scene is unsafe. If the injured person is not breathing or is no pulse, direct someone to retrieve the Automated External Defibrillator (AED) and begin Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) or Rescue Breathing until the AED is ready to use, or call staff trained in the use of the AED to respond to the scene and apply the device. If the school is placed in a shelter-in-place refer to that section and follow steps listed. Respond to the emergency and bring the medical “Go-Kit”. Update the principal or designee as needed. SUPERINTENDENT: Notify the mayor/town manager and school committee if appropriate.
Assign a staff member/s to meet emergency medical service responders and lead them to the injured person. Consider assigning a staff member to remain with the injured person if they are transported to the hospital. If injured person is a member of school personnel or a student, notify parent, guardian, or other appropriate family member of the situation, include type of injury or illness, medical care given and location where the injured person has been transported. Ensure student or staff medical and personal information from administrative records is sent to the hospital. Notify the superintendent. Notify the school counselor or Crisis Response Team and provide a brief description of the incident if the incident will require supporting staff and students who may need additional support following. Advise faculty and staff of the situation, as appropriate. Give the “All clear” message to the staff if the school went into shelter-in-place. Follow up with appropriate persons and determine if procedures should be activated such as mental health services or crisis interventions. Develop a reentry plan for the next school day and aftercare program. Debrief with the team at the conclusion of the event if needed. Quickly assess the situation. Make sure the situation is safe for you to approach (i.e., live electric wires, gas leak, building damage, etc.). Assess the seriousness of the injury or illness. Call the school nurse or if a life threatening emergency have someone call 911 immediately. Be prepared to provide the school name and address, exact location (floor, room number); describe illness or type of injury; and age of the victim(s). Immediately notify the principal or designee. Protect yourself against contact with body fluids borne pathogens). Administer appropriate according to your level of training until help arrives. Comfort and reassure the injured person. Do not move an injured person unless the scene is unsafe. If the injured person is not breathing or is no pulse, direct someone to retrieve the Automated External Defibrillator (AED) and begin Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) or Rescue Breathing until the AED is ready to use, or call staff trained in the use of the AED to respond to the scene and apply the device. If the school is placed in a shelter-in-place refer to that section and follow steps listed. Respond to the emergency and bring the medical “Go-Kit”. Update the principal or designee as needed. SUPERINTENDENT: Notify the mayor/town manager and school committee if appropriate.
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