While having the right medicine on hand is important, one factor that is often overlooked is how best to store it.
Storing medication safely is more than just finding enough space to keep it until needed. You need to consider things like storing products at the correct temperature or away from light to prevent deterioration.
As the summer passes by we have to start thinking about getting organised for going back to school. New uniform and shoes, new stationery and of course a new lunch box!!
However if your child had a medical condition such as asthma, allergy, epilepsy or diabetes to name just a few, this adds a further level of planning when it comes to the new school year.
How your child’s medication is stored at school to enable easy access in an emergency situation can cause anxiety for parents and children alike.
To help celebrate World Teachers’ Day in 2020 Medpac would like you to nominate a teacher that you think is amazing and tell us why...
Visit one of our social media channels on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter to nominate a teacher that has gone above and beyond for you, it could be in class, whilst home schooling, helping you with a medical need or just a friendly face when you needed them.
If your child had a medical condition such as asthma, allergy, epilepsy or diabetes to name just a few, this adds a further level of planning when it comes to the new school year.
We were proud to receive this prestigious award in Birmingham ...
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