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First Aid Policy

This page provides information on the First Aid Policy for LearningFlex Groups events.Academy.

LGFlex CoordinatorsAcademy and/has orthe Instructors are encouraged to obtain a current and applicablefollowing First Aid certificate.  Each CC location is required to have a designated certified first aid person on-site at all times. Please discuss with your LG RA with regards to the applicable first aid course. Recommendations can vary depending on a variety of factors and can range from 1 day Emergency First Aid, 2 Day CPR C- AED.Attendants:

NAME

DEPT

LEVEL


NOTES

J’aimee Graston

HCS

2

April 16, 2024

905/907 Campus

Justine Dehod

HCS

1

September 21, 2025

905 Elementary Campus

Shawna Giesbrecht

HCS

1

August 23, 2023

 905/907 Campus

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Systems are in place to follow up with students who indicate on the onlinetheir application form that they have a  medical alert that the coordinator/instructors,school etc. needneeds to be aware of.

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    • Coordinator ensures safety plan and alerts are communicated accordingly, respecting the privacy of the individual(s) involved:
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Scenarios can include:

    • Anaphylactic allergy response:anaphylaxis training forfrom anaphylaxis is 1.5 hours, refresher 30 mins
    • Seizure management, severe heart conditions, etc.
    • Type 1 Diabetes- more extensive training required and recommended that an EA be on site to help monitor the student (variables can be student age, severity of diagnosis and symptoms, class sizes, instructor training etc).
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