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Tools for the school nurse, including the Individualized Healthcare
Plan, procedures, resources and school staff action tools are contained
in this section.
If you have already purchased your manual: "P.E.D.S. Pediatric
Education For Diabetes In Schools: A Curriculum For Diabetes Care
in Schools", please refer to the list of forms and procedures
to download and print the most current version of each form.
If you would like to order a manual: "P.E.D.S. Pediatric Education
For Diabetes In Schools: A Curriculum For Diabetes Care in Schools",
which contains informational and training materials on care of diabetes
at school for healthcare professionals, simply click
here.

Federal and state laws and regulations guarantee the protection
of education rights for students with healthcare needs in school.
Healthcare services in school are those services prescribed by a
student's physician, require medically related training and are
necessary for the student to attend school. All students with diabetes
qualify for healthcare services in school. In most states, the credentialed
school nurse is the qualified school personnel responsible for implementing
education code and regulations for safe management of healthcare
services in school. Safe management includes development of an Individualized
Healthcare Plan in collaboration with the parent/guardian to identify
the student's healthcare needs and accommodation needs for school
attendance. This section contains tools for the school nurse to
ensure that proper training and standard management of healthcare
services in school occurs for the student with diabetes. These tools
have been specifically developed for school use. These tools must
be used in compliance with individual state education codes and
laws as well as professional recommendations that govern the practice
of healthcare professionals.
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