Section He-C 6917.11 - First Aid and Pediatric Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)(a) Providers shall have on the premises a selection of non-expired first aid supplies adequate to meet the needs of the children in care.(b) If a child receives an injury or an incident occurs requiring first aid treatment, the provider shall inform the child's parent of the injury on the date the child is injured.(c) If CPR is performed on a child while in care of the provider, the provider shall: (1) Notify the child's parent immediately;(2) Notify the department within 48 hours; and(3) Provide to the department a written report which details the nature and circumstances which led to CPR being performed within one week of the incident.(d) Providers shall not serve foods which can cause a choking hazard to children younger than 3 years of age or to children who have been identified as having chewing and swallowing difficulties, including but not limited to: (1) Spoonfuls of peanut butter;(2) Whole or rounds of hot dogs or sausage;(4) Hard candy and chewing gum;(5) Raw carrot rounds, peas, or celery:(6) Chips or hard pretzels;(10) Other hard or cylinder-shaped foods that may pose a choking hazard.N.H. Admin. Code § He-C 6917.11
Amended by Number 23, Filed June 8, 2023, Proposed by #13650, Effective 5/25/2023, Expires 5/25/2033.