Managing Diabetes at School | Diabetes | CDC
https://www.cdc.gov/diabetes/library/features/managing-diabetes-at-school.html
OverviewMake a Diabetes Management PlanTeam Up With School StaffMake a Diabetes ChecklistMake a "Hypo" BoxImportant: Treating Low Blood SugarStay Well All YearMore InformationWork with teachers and other staff to make sure all the bases are covered for a safe and succes…The school nurse is usually the main staff member in charge of your student’s diabetes care, but may not always be available when needed. One or more backup school employees should be trained in diabetes care tasks and should be on site at all times during the day, including afte…Make sure to visit the classroom(s). Some teachers may have had kids with diabetes in class b…This is a great time to talk about class rules. Are students allowed to leave the room without asking? Should they raise their hand? The more your child and teacher understand each other’s needs, the less disruptive and awkward self-care activities will be. You may want to ask if the te…See more on cdc.gov Work with teachers and other staff to make sure all the bases are covered for a safe and succes…The school nurse is usually the main staff member in charge of your student’s diabetes care, but may not always be available when needed. One or more backup school employees should be trained in diabetes care tasks and should be on site at all times during the day, including afte… Make sure to visit the classroom(s). Some teachers may have had kids with diabetes in class b…This is a great time to talk about class rules. Are students allowed to leave the room without asking? Should they raise their hand? The more your child and teacher understand each other’s needs, the less disruptive and awkward self-care activities will be. You may want to ask if the te… Published: Jun 20, 2022
Work with teachers and other staff to make sure all the bases are covered for a safe and succes…The school nurse is usually the main staff member in charge of your student’s diabetes care, but may not always be available when needed. One or more backup school employees should be trained in diabetes care tasks and should be on site at all times during the day, including afte…
Make sure to visit the classroom(s). Some teachers may have had kids with diabetes in class b…This is a great time to talk about class rules. Are students allowed to leave the room without asking? Should they raise their hand? The more your child and teacher understand each other’s needs, the less disruptive and awkward self-care activities will be. You may want to ask if the te…
Published: Jun 20, 2022
DA: 18 PA: 58 MOZ Rank: 6
