Information
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Richardson ISD Clinic Visit Report
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Nurse:
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Area assignment:
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School:
- Berkner HS
- Liberty JH
- Apollo JH
- Audelia Creek
- Big Springs
- Christa McAuliffe LC
- Dartmouth
- Forestridge
- Jess Harben
- Mark Twain
- MST Magnet
- O'Henry
- Terrace
- Richland
- Springridge
- Yale
- Support Nurse
- Memorial Park
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School:
- Lake Highlands HS
- Lake Highlands Freshman Center
- Forest Meadow JH
- Lake Highlands JH
- Aikin
- Forest Lane Academy
- Hamilton Park Pacesetter Magnet
- Lake Highlands Elem
- Merriman Park
- Moss Haven
- Northlake
- Skyview
- Stults Road
- Thurgood Marshall
- Wallace
- White Rock
- Support Nurse
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School:
- Pearce HS
- North JH
- Parkhill JH
- Bowie
- Brentfield Intermediate
- Brentfield Primary
- Canyon Creek
- Greenwood Hills
- Mohawk
- Northrich
- Prairie Creek
- Prestonwood
- Support Nurse
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School:
- Richardson HS
- West JH
- Westwood JH
- Arapaho Classical Magnet
- Carolyn Bukhair
- Dobie Primary
- Dover
- Northwood Hills
- Heights
- RISD Academy
- Spring Creek
- Spring Valley
- Support Nurse
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Date/Time:
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Visit Completed By:
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This visit was:
Visit Checklist
Clinic Environment
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Clinic is a nonhazardous environment (free of spills, clear traffic pattern, body fluids cleaned immediately).
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Emergency Bags are easily accessible and properly stocked.
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Is the 2nd Emergency bag stored in a location away from the clinic (in case of the event that the clinic was inaccessible)?
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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) (2 per nurse assigned to campus) is clearly labeled and stored in a secure location.
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Campus crisis plan and standard response protocol chart are available and the role of the nurse is understood.
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Are the original "gold forms" and a printed version of the current health conditions list easily accessible?
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Are health cards and student health information forms able to be locked up (locking file cabinet or clinic door)?
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Does the nurse have an updated notebook/written plan for substitutes to follow (using updated template)?
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Are parent emergency phone numbers easily accessible?
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Is the nurse properly identified as a registered nurse?
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Is the nurse using the most up-to-date forms (special procedure forms, staff training forms, accident reports, etc)?
AED(s)
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Are school AED(s) accessible to all school personnel during all hours (mounted in recessed cabinet in public area)?
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Are AED location signs posted in the school?
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Is each AED notebook up-to-date regarding the daily/monthly maintenance checks?
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Are the AED pads current (non-expired)?
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Are the correct pad expiration dates listed in the AED notebook?
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Is there a list of current personnel with valid certification expiration dates on the AED sheet? (minimum 3 per campus)
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Has an Emergency Response Team (6 person minimum) been established for the year?
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Has the team participated in an AED drill WITHOUT students present this year?
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Has the team participated in an AED drill WITH students present this year?
Medications
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Are medications* stored out of reach of children in a locked cabinet? (*except for severe allergy medication)
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Are emergency diabetic supplies and anaphylaxis medications easily accessible in a secure but unlocked location?
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Are they labeled in such as way as to be located quickly by staff?
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Are inhalers stored in a manner that would be easily removed and carried during a fire/other emergency?
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Are current year "Principal Designees for Medication Administration" and "Medication Signature" forms completed and accessible in the medication book?
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Have all personnel administering medications signed off on the Medication Signature sheet?
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Is the evaluator able to locate current year completed staff medication training forms for staff administering medications?
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Do all medications have a completed and signed Parent/Physician Authorization to Administer Medications form?
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Are all prescription medications in their original container and properly labeled with a pharmacy label that matches the Parent/Physician Authorization to Administer Medications form?
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Are all OTC meds in their original container and properly labeled with the student's first and last name?
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Are medications being signed off as given with the time and initials of administrator on the RISD Med form?
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Is an up-to-date medication check-off sheet being utilized?
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Run the Medications checklist report for the campus in Focus. Compare this list with the one being used in the medication book.
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Have all medications been entered into Focus?
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Are the appropriate Days to be Administered checked (the days the med should be available for use)?
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If there have been missed medications or medication errors, has the nurse completed and submitted incident reports to the Director of Health Services?
Documentation
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Are clinic visits up-to-date in Focus? (entered and in Completed Events section of log)
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Has a clinic visit documentation audit been completed for the nurse this semester?
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Run a current Nurse Health Conditions report in Focus (or review a recently printed version of this report).
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Has the nurse entered a comment for each health condition (not just the disease code)?
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Have health condition comments been cleaned up since the data transfer from Star Student (previous dates are removed from the comments, etc)?
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Run the Medical Alerts report for the campus (Reports menu, but not under District Reports) in Focus.
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Are all medical alerts appropriate? <br>~ there is no hearing/vision related alert info coded as a MEDICAL alert<br>~ alerts are appropriate (think life-threatening/urgent...ex: an alert for ADHD is not appropriate)
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Is an EFFECTIVE documentation method in place when the nurse is out of the building?
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Are Individualized Healthcare Plans in place for pertinent students?
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Have the IHPs, EAPs, and any applicable physician orders been uploaded into Focus for the school year?
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Have the IHPs for special education students been uploaded into eSTAR Archive Manager?
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Was the auditor able to review an IHP during the visit?
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Will a time be arranged to provide the nurse feedback regarding an IHP prior to his/her evaluation?
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Describe the quality of the health history and assessment sections.
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Notes:
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Did the nurse identify appropriate nursing diagnosis(es) based on assessment data, and using standardized nursing language?
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Did the nurse develop goals for the student/family related to the selected nursing diagnosis(es)?
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Did the nurse utilize NOCs appropriate to the selected nursing diagnosis(es)?
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Are the NOC indicators appropriate for the student?
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Has the nurse completed the initial evaluation of the NOC indicators and calculated the initial overall NOC score?
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Are the listed Nursing Interventions (NIC) appropriate for the student?
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Are the Nursing Services minutes reflective of the amount of SCHEDULED nursing care the student needs when RISD is providing the care?
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Is there a student with a private duty nurse on the campus?
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Does the school nurse:
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Have current RISD orders uploaded (not just agency orders)?
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Have an IHP for the student (complete with RISD nurse assessment etc)?
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Know the child and his/her care well enough to step in and provide care on short notice?
Immunizations
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Does the nurse have a process in place to monitor ongoing immunization compliance?
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Are there students enrolled at the campus that have a CO or medical exemption (1M or LM)?
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Are the original exemption documents filed in the students' CUM folders?
Miscellaneous
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Have all initial screenings for Hearing/Vision/AN been completed?
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Have all rechecks been completed?
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Is progress on referrals being documented?
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Has student data been entered/updated in the ANTES system?
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Scoliosis Screening
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Growth & Development / HIV classes
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Has a Campus Food Allergy Management Team been set up for this year?
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Has the Team had at least one meeting this year?
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Has a date been set for the meeting?
Additional Comments
Equipment & Reference Materials
Clinic Equipment
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Does the clinic have a functioning...
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Oral thermometer
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Temporal or infrared thermometer
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Stethoscope (in addition to ones in emergency bags) (district issued)
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Nebulizer
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Pulse Oximeter
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Large Adult BP cuff (in addition to ones in emergency bags)
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Adult BP cuff (in addition to ones in emergency bags)
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Pedi BP cuff (in addition to ones in emergency bag)
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Automatic BP monitor (optional)
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Wall-mounted stadiometer
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Scale
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Wheelchair
Reference Materials
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Blood-borne Pathogens Manual
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Davis Drug Guide
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Year
- 2009
- 2010
- 2011
- 2012
- 2013
- 2014
- 2015
- 2016
- 2017
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Dermatology
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Growth & Development materials
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Medical Dictionary
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Health Care Plans for School Nurses
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Minor Emergencies
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Nursing Diagnoses 2015-2017 (NANDA) book
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Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC) book
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Redbook
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Year
- 2009
- 2010
- 2011
- 2012
- 2013
- 2014
- 2015
- 2016
- 2017
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School Nursing (Selekman)
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Supporting Students w/Special Health Care Needs (purple spiral or 3rd ed.)
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Sports First Aid
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2016 School Nurse Resource Manual
Signatures
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School Nurse
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Auditor