New and returning students with life threatening medical conditions are required to have the appropriate paperwork completed and delivered to the main office.
- OCDSB 285 - Self Admin Oral Med Authorization
(students are authorized to administer their own medication)
- OCDSB 286 - Administration of Oral Medication Authorization
(staff is required to administer or supervise the administration of oral mediation)
- OCDSB 405 - Emergency Use of Auto-Injector Authorization (EpiPen)
- OCDSB 616 - Severe, Life Threatening Allergy Protocol Registration
- OCDSB 802 - Severe Medical Conditions Protocol Registration
- OCDSB 902 - Diabetes Emergency Treatment Protocol Registration
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Medical Condition |
Form 802 |
Form 616
Must be signed by Allergist or Physician |
Form 405
Must be signed by Allergist or Physician |
Form 286
Must be signed by Allergist or Physician |
Form 285
Must be signed by Allergist or Physician |
Form 902 |
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Anaphylaxis |
✔️ |
✔️ |
✔️ (If providing Benadryl) |
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Asthma |
✔️ |
✔️ |
✔️ (If the student has permission to carry puffer in backpack and self-administer) |
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Diabetes |
✔️ |
✔️ |
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Epilepsy |
✔️ |
✔️ (If providing medication) |
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Other serious medical condition |
✔️ |
✔️ (If providing medication) |
Parents are strongly encouraged to provide a Medic Alert bracelet for students with serious medical conditions. This service is free of charge for school-aged children ages 4 to 14.