Medicine Is Not Child s Play Video
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As parents, you play an essential role in coordinating a smooth transition between home and school where medications need to be given in a safe way, as prescribed. We want all of our young patients requiring medications to receive them in a safe, timely way.
We are available by phone to advise caregivers at home and staff at school about your children and their medications. Our hour office also provides services for non-life-threatening illnesses to registered patients 24 hours a day.
If you feel your child is experiencing a life-threatening event, immediately call Coming Soon! More Information…. Jacksonville Beach Jacksonville Fleming Island Schools must receive medications in their original bottles, so ask your pharmacist to split the medication between a home supply and a school supply bottle.
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Both should be clearly labeled with name, date, schedule of dosage, and other details. Make sure you, as parent or adult caregiver, hand off the medication to the school officials in person. Do not have your child make the hand-over.
Be sure that you give the first dose of the medication before it is administered at school. Watch over the next hours for signs of reaction to the medication. Be sure to call us if you have any concerns. Do not have your children carry and administer their own medications. All rights Reserved.]
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