Health Forms, Documents, Information
Allergy and Anaphylaxis Plan
We are pleased to inform you that San Diego County now has a standardized Allergy and Anaphylaxis Emergency Plan (AAEP) that all schools and medical practices are encouraged to adopt. This plan is based on the published version endorsed by the American Academy of Pediatrics and was approved by the Coalition for Food Allergy in San Diego County Schools. The Coalition is made up of school nurses, allergists, pediatricians, and parents.
Chronic Illness vs COVID form
Some students may have medical conditions with symptoms which may mimic Covid. If so, please have the student’s healthcare provider fill out the Chronic Illness vs Covid form.
Health Forms: New forms required for each school year or when a medical condition changes
Authorization for medication administration:
This form is required for any medication, over the counter or prescription.
This form must be signed by a physician and must be renewed each school year. A doctor of chiropractor is NOT acceptable.
Diabetes medical management plan:
Regardless of a student’s independence with their Diabetes, students will still need written orders on file in the health office in case of an emergency. The orders must also include an order for Glucagon.
Specialized health care services (parent request prescriber order/request):
This form is used for two purposes. The first purpose is for students that are in our Special Education classes and who require assistance with activities of daily living. The second purpose is for students that are not enrolled in special education however, need assistance with anything on an ongoing basis that does not otherwise have its own form. Examples include: scoliosis braces or bathroom assistance during a broken appendage. A new form is completed each year.
This form is needed when a member of the school will need to contact the physician for many different reasons. A couple of reasons include: correcting errors within physician’s orders in a timely manner or discussing certain procedures that are unclear in physician’s orders. This is very helpful for nurses when parents are having difficulty contacting their child’s provider.
This is a generalized form and is used for any condition that we do not have a form already created for. Meaning, conditions other than: seizures, asthma, G tube feeding, or bee allergies. Examples of children who may need a medical management form: migraines, heart conditions, menstrual cramps, anxiety, fainting, high blood pressure. These forms may also be used in combination with someone that requires a special medication and further guidance for the health staff would be helpful.
If your child has a condition, please have the provider complete this form.
If your child does not have a health condition, and you received this form, please write” my child does not have a current health condition that requires attention while at school” and sign/date.
This form is needed to better manage the symptoms of an attack.
This form must be completed by a physician. This form should be updated each year or when your child’s asthma care changes.
If you do not see a form listed here or in the forms section, please email Margaret McLean: [email protected] to obtain the correct form.
Information
Medi-Cal Billing Information Letters
Communicable Diseases
Pertusis (PDF)
Bed Bugs
Chicken Pox
CMV
Emergency First Aid Guidelines
Exclusion Policies School Control Measures
Facts About Fifth Disease
Hand, Foot Mouth Disease
Impetigo
Mono
Pinworms
Scabiles
Streptococcus Scarlet Fever
Zika: The Basics of the Virus and How to Protect Against It (cdc.gov)
Measles: The basics
Information regarding California health care for all children:
- All In: Health Care for All Families
- IMM-231 California Immunization Requirements Changes effective beginning in the 2019-20 school year.
- Influenza-like Illness
- Parent’s Guide to MRSA
- What is Enterovirus D68?
Info for Students
- All In: Health Care for All Families
- IMM-231 California Immunization Requirements Changes effective beginning in the 2019-20 school year.
- Influenza-like Illnesses
- Neighborhood Health Care: Services and presentations on pregnancy prevention, preventive healthcare, medical screenings, HIV/STD education and prevention, guide to healthy relationships, and abstinence.
- Preventing Youth Suicide