Interview: Parent (Parent Involvement) . How does the program provide you with information about health procedures, such as the importance of screenings and the results? Did they give you an opportunity to refuse health services and explain that screening and health procedures could not be conducted without your consent? HEA4.2 Type response here Child Files: Partnering with Parents . Review child files for documentation of parent permission prior to the administration of any health procedures. If parents have not given permission, look for documentation of refusal to authorize services. HEA4.2 Type response here Interview: Health Coordinator (Partnering with Parents) . Describe how the program provides parents with the opportunity to provide informed consent for all health related services and developmental procedures. Talk about how you inform parents about the use and rationale behind health and development screenings, procedures for advance authorization, health procedures administered by the program and procedures for refusal to authorize health services. HEA4.2 Type response here Health Services Compliance Framework #5 - Health and Safety Needs of Children The program has knowledge of the health and safety needs of each child, and ensures the well being of each by informing appropriate staff of accommodations necessary for maximum program participation and immediately informing parents of any emergency involving child. Compliance Indicators: 5.1 The program obtains information from parents about their children's health or safety needs, identifies and plans for accommodations, and ensures that appropriate staff are informed and trained as needed, in accordance with the program's confidentiality policy. 5.2 The program ensures that a child with a short-term injury (that cannot be readily accommodated) or short-term contagious illness is temporarily excluded from participating in program activities or group experiences while there is a risk to the health or safety of other children or other adults present. 5.3 The program ensures that children are not denied admission (or if already enrolled, they are not subjected to long-term exclusion) solely because of their health care needs or medication
Interview: Parent (Parent Involvement) . How does the program provide you with information about health procedures, such as the importance of screenings and the results? Did they give you an opportunity to refuse health services and explain that screening and health procedures could not be conducted without your consent? HEA4.2 Type response here Child Files: Partnering with Parents . Review child files for documentation of parent permission prior to the administration of any health procedures. If parents have not given permission, look for documentation of refusal to authorize services. HEA4.2 Type response here Interview: Health Coordinator (Partnering with Parents) . Describe how the program provides parents with the opportunity to provide informed consent for all health related services and developmental procedures. Talk about how you inform parents about the use and rationale behind health and development screenings, procedures for advance authorization, health procedures administered by the program and procedures for refusal to authorize health services. HEA4.2 Type response here Health Services Compliance Framework #5 - Health and Safety Needs of Children The program has knowledge of the health and safety needs of each child, and ensures the well being of each by informing appropriate staff of accommodations necessary for maximum program participation and immediately informing parents of any emergency involving child. Compliance Indicators: 5.1 The program obtains information from parents about their children's health or safety needs, identifies and plans for accommodations, and ensures that appropriate staff are informed and trained as needed, in accordance with the program's confidentiality policy. 5.2 The program ensures that a child with a short-term injury (that cannot be readily accommodated) or short-term contagious illness is temporarily excluded from participating in program activities or group experiences while there is a risk to the health or safety of other children or other adults present. 5.3 The program ensures that children are not denied admission (or if already enrolled, they are not subjected to long-term exclusion) solely because of their health care needs or medication
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