Section Ed 1114.18 - Health and Medical Care(a) Each private provider of special education or other non-LEA program shall have written procedures to ensure that children with disabilities receive prompt and competent medical attention in the event of injury or illness while at the program or while participating in any program or activity while in the custody of the program.(b) Each private provider of special education shall provide staff training in first aid, including training in the administration of CPR.(c) Each private provider of special education or other non-LEA program shall have formulated written policies and procedures regarding the use and administration of medicine to children in compliance with state law and rules. Medication shall be dispensed only under medical order.(d) Each private provider of special education or other non-LEA program shall maintain locked storage space for prescription drugs which shall only be accessible to persons authorized to dispense them.(e) When a child has an illness that is contagious or poses a health threat to other children enrolled in a private provider of special education or other non-LEA program, the program shall immediately notify the child's parent(s), the sending LEA, the department, and the bureau of communicable disease control of the department of health and human services.(f) In the case of an accident injuring a child, a private provider of special education or other non-LEA program shall immediately notify the child's parent(s), the sending LEA, the department, and the local law enforcement agency.(g) In the case of the death of a child, a private provider of special education or other non-LEA program shall immediately notify the child's parent(s), the sending LEA, the department, and the local law enforcement agency.N.H. Admin. Code § Ed 1114.18
(see Revision Note at chapter heading for Ed 1100) #9197, eff 6-28-08
Amended by Volume XXXVII Number 15, Filed April 13, 2017, Proposed by #12141, Effective 3/24/2017, Expires 3/24/2027.