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DoDEA School Health Services Manual 2942.0 Volume 1 Revised: 2016 DRAFT

National Safe Kids Week

National Teen Pregnancy Prevention Month

Water Safety Awareness Month

National School Nurses Day

June

End of school year activities (see

section D-2-3)

See

http://healthfinder.gov/NHO/nho.aspx?year=2013#month-6

for more ideas on

monthly health observances.

D-2-3

End of School Year

At the end of the school year, the school nurse will:

Determine health office and first aid supply needs. Submit requests through

school supply clerk or local medical treatment facility as appropriate.

Initiate referrals to the military treatment facility for students/families with

ongoing health problems that need monitoring over the summer.

Compile a confidential list of students with health problems that need follow up

early in the fall.

Arrange, with the local MTF or contacted source, the calibration of equipment

during the summer (e.g., audiometer, electronic thermometer, scale, etc.).

Notify the sponsor/parent/guardian to pick up dependent’s medication on the last

day of school; dispose of all unclaimed medications in accordance with local

medical treatment facility policy.

Note expiration date on stock epinephrine. If expiring before the start of next

school year, be ready to replace at the beginning of the school year. Dispose of

all expired epinephrine in accordance with local medical treatment facility policy.

Store non-expired epinephrine in the health office.

Submit work orders when any equipment used in the health room needs repair.

Leave an information file for an incoming nurse in case you might not return to

the school site next school year. This file should include a list of phone numbers

of resource offices and people, information on special health problems of

students returning to the school and other information of value (see SHSM

Volume II, H-11-4).

Unplug refrigerator, defrost, clean, and leave doors of the refrigerator and

freezer open to prevent mildew. There is no need to operate the refrigerator

during summer months, unless summer school is operated and used for

students’ medications.

Secure items that need protection over the summer months, including stock

epinephrine.

Complete SHSM Form H-11-4 (School Nurse End of Year Checkout Form) and

leave with the principal.