InterLinc: LLCHD: "Train-the-Trainer" In-Service AGENDA


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Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department
Health Promotion & Outreach

School Health News - Fall 2003

"Train-the-Trainer" In-Service AGENDA
Date: January 13

Protocol Mandated for Nebraska Schools:
Emergency Response to Life-Threatening Asthma or Systemic Allergic Reactions (Anaphylaxis)

Videoconference System Check/Equipment Training 1:15 PM

Welcome & Background 1:30 PM

Eleanor Kittelson, Executive Director, Attack on Asthma Nebraska
Kristin Petersen, Nebraska Department of Education
In its partnership with the Nebraska Department of Education, Attack on Asthma Nebraska provides the eduation, training and life-saving medications for schools to comply with the newly-mandated protocol in Rule 59 Regulations for School Health and Safety.

Introduction to Asthma & Anaphylaxis 1:45 PM

Russ Hopp, DO, Creighton University Medical Center
Attack on Asthma Nebraska Medical Advisory Review Board
Using the brochure Asthma & Anaphylaxis: A Primer for Schools, learn why increased awareness of asthma & anaphylaxis among all school staff is so important, and how you can present this information in your schools.

Community Resources for Asthma & Anaphylaxis 2:05 PM

American Lung Association of Nebraska - Mary Peterson, Executive Director
Allergy & Asthma Network/Mothers of Asthmatics - Andrea Holka, Outreach Service Coordinator
The Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network
Many organizations are working hard every day to make a difference in the lives of individuals who suffer from asthma and allergies. Hear from several groups about school-based initiatives, education and advocacy

Emergency Response Protocol 2:35 PM

Russ Hopp, DO, Creighton University Medical Center
Attack on Asthma Nebraska Medical Advisory Review Board
Review the content of the protocol, including definitions, warning signs, steps, and medical standing orders.

BREAK 2:50 PM

Education Plan & Curriculum for School Emergency Response Teams 3:00 PM

Kathleen Gosch, RN, C, Educational Service Unit 10, Nebraska School Nurses Association
Patty Ibsen, RN, Kearney Public Schools, Central Nebraska School Nurses Association
Review implementation checklist, supplies, care of medication, reporting requirements, educational materials, teaching resources and curriculum for protocol training. Discuss administration of EpiPen and nebulized albuterol treatment.

Questions & Answers 4:00 PM

Final Comments & Adjourn 4:25 PM

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Health Health Promotions & Outreach School Health News Fall 2003

Protocol Mandated for Nebraska Schools: Emergency Response to Life-Threatening Asthma or Systemic Allergic Reactions (Anaphylaxis)

Videoconference System Check/Equipment Training		1:15 PM
Welcome & Background		1:30 PM
	Eleanor Kittelson, Executive Director, Attack on Asthma Nebraska Kristin Petersen, Nebraska Department of Education In its partnership with the Nebraska Department of Education, Attack on Asthma Nebraska provides the eduation, training and life-saving medications for schools to comply with the newly-mandated protocol in Rule 59 Regulations for School Health and Safety.
Introduction to Asthma & Anaphylaxis		1:45 PM
	Russ Hopp, DO, Creighton University Medical Center *Attack on Asthma Nebraska Medical Advisory Review Board* Using the brochure Asthma & Anaphylaxis: A Primer for Schools, learn why increased awareness of asthma & anaphylaxis among all school staff is so important, and how you can present this information in your schools.
Community Resources for Asthma & Anaphylaxis		2:05 PM
	American Lung Association of Nebraska - Mary Peterson, Executive Director Allergy & Asthma Network/Mothers of Asthmatics - Andrea Holka, Outreach Service Coordinator The Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network Many organizations are working hard every day to make a difference in the lives of individuals who suffer from asthma and allergies. Hear from several groups about school-based initiatives, education and advocacy
Emergency Response Protocol		2:35 PM
	Russ Hopp, DO, Creighton University Medical Center *Attack on Asthma Nebraska Medical Advisory Review Board* Review the content of the protocol, including definitions, warning signs, steps, and medical standing orders.
BREAK		2:50 PM
Education Plan & Curriculum for School Emergency Response Teams		3:00 PM
	Kathleen Gosch, RN, C, Educational Service Unit 10, Nebraska School Nurses Association Patty Ibsen, RN, Kearney Public Schools, Central Nebraska School Nurses Association Review implementation checklist, supplies, care of medication, reporting requirements, educational materials, teaching resources and curriculum for protocol training. Discuss administration of EpiPen and nebulized albuterol treatment.
Questions & Answers		4:00 PM
Final Comments & Adjourn		4:25 PM