Kindergarten drug delivery system and regulations

Kindergarten drug feeding system and regulations are as follows:

1. Parental authorization: Kindergartens usually require parents to fill out an authorization form, clearly indicating the name, dosage, taking time and other information of the drugs that children need to take, and sign an authorization form for teachers or medical staff to give drugs when necessary.

2. Doctor's prescription: In addition to the parents' power of attorney, the kindergarten requires parents to provide prescription drugs prescribed by doctors and ensure that the prescription drugs are within the validity period. Prescriptions usually include information such as the name, dosage, usage, dosage and taking time of the drug.

3. Storage and labeling of drugs: Kindergartens usually require parents to put drugs in a specific place, such as the infirmary or a designated medicine cabinet, and clearly label drugs, including the child's name, drug name, dosage, usage and other information.

4. Responsibility of medical personnel: In kindergartens, professional medical personnel or trained teachers are usually responsible for the management and administration of drugs. They will give drugs to their children in strict accordance with the time and quantity according to the doctor's prescription and the authorization of parents.

5. Recording and monitoring: The kindergarten will record every medication, including the name, dosage, medication time and children's reaction. If the child has an abnormal situation during the medication, the medical staff will inform the parents in time and carry out necessary first aid or treatment.

6. Emergency treatment: In case of drug allergy, misuse or other adverse reactions, the kindergarten will immediately contact parents or emergency medical institutions to ensure that children receive timely and effective medical assistance.

7. Education and publicity: Kindergartens will regularly carry out drug safety training and publicity activities to raise the awareness of teachers and parents on drug safety and prevent children from taking drugs or other drugs by mistake.

These regulations are aimed at ensuring the safety and rationality of taking medicine for kindergarten children and ensuring that children receive proper care and supervision during taking medicine. At the same time, parents need to cooperate with the regulations of kindergartens, provide accurate and clear medication information, and keep close communication with kindergartens to ensure the safety of children's medication.