This policy should be read in conjunction with the following: Administration of First Aid Policy Administration of Medication Policy Asthma Policy Dealing with Medical Conditions Policy Diabetes Policy Enrolment and Orientation Policy Excursions and Service Events Policy Food Safety Policy Hygiene Policy Incident, Injury, Trauma and Illness Policy Inclusion and Equity Policy Nutrition and Active Play Policy Privacy and Confidentiality Policy Supervision of Children Policy Acknowledgement acknowledges the contribution of the Department of Allergy and Immunology at The Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne, Anaphylaxis Australia Inc. and Department of Education and Early Childhood Development (DEECD) in the development of this policy. This policy was reviewed by the Department of Allergy and Immunology at The Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne on 28 June 2012. Attachment 1: Procedures Relating to the Anaphylaxis Policy Approved Nom’ed Certified Parents/ Action Provider S’visor S’visor; Guardians Educators Ensure an anaphylaxis policy, which meets legislative x requirements and includes a risk minimisation plan and communication plan, is developed and displayed at the service, and reviewed regularly Provide approved anaphylaxis management training to staff x as required under the National Regulations Ensure at least one educator with current approved x anaphylaxis management training is in attendance and immediately available at all times the service is in operation (Regs 136, 137) Ensure the Nominated Supervisor, educators, members, x parents/guardians, students, volunteers and others at the service are provided with a copy of the Anaphylaxis Policy and the Dealing with Medical Conditions Policy Ensure practice administration of treatment for x anaphylaxis using an adrenaline auto-injection device trainer
This policy should be read in conjunction with the following: Administration of First Aid Policy Administration of Medication Policy Asthma Policy Dealing with Medical Conditions Policy Diabetes Policy Enrolment and Orientation Policy Excursions and Service Events Policy Food Safety Policy Hygiene Policy Incident, Injury, Trauma and Illness Policy Inclusion and Equity Policy Nutrition and Active Play Policy Privacy and Confidentiality Policy Supervision of Children Policy Acknowledgement acknowledges the contribution of the Department of Allergy and Immunology at The Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne, Anaphylaxis Australia Inc. and Department of Education and Early Childhood Development (DEECD) in the development of this policy. This policy was reviewed by the Department of Allergy and Immunology at The Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne on 28 June 2012. Attachment 1: Procedures Relating to the Anaphylaxis Policy Action Approved Provider Nom’ed S’visor Certified S’visor; Educators Parents/ Guardians Ensure an anaphylaxis policy, which meets legislative requirements and includes a risk minimisation plan and communication plan, is developed and displayed at the service, and reviewed regularly x Provide approved anaphylaxis management training to staff as required under the National Regulations x Ensure at least one educator with current approved anaphylaxis management training is in attendance and immediately available at all times the service is in operation (Regs 136, 137) x Ensure the Nominated Supervisor, educators, members, parents/guardians, students, volunteers and others at the service are provided with a copy of the Anaphylaxis Policy and the Dealing with Medical Conditions Policy x Ensure practice administration of treatment for anaphylaxis using an adrenaline auto-injection device trainer x
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