Head monitoring section on accident forms
It would be highly beneficial to implement a structured Head Injury Monitoring Form similar to the one attached. Having a dedicated document that combines both the accident record and the subsequent monitoring process into a single accessible format ensures consistency clarity and accountability.
By integrating these records staff are able to document not only the initial details of the incident but also the ongoing observations and checks that are essential when managing potential head injuries. This approach aligns with best practice in safeguarding and health and safety as it provides a clear audit trail of actions taken facilitates effective communication between staff teams and ensures that parents are fully informed of their child’s wellbeing.
From a practical perspective consolidating accident and monitoring information into one form reduces the risk of important details being overlooked or misplaced. It creates a centralised point of reference for practitioners and pa
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Fledglings Lodge
Oct 6
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Add web links to an accident form
To have the link on ‘head injuries and concussion’ from the NHS website automatically attached to all accidents forms so parents can refer to if a child has a head injury in the setting
Samantha Downs
Apr 1
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accident form
Please can we have an added section when it involves a bump to the head, were you can record that you have monitored the child for the following 48hrs. with a time selection and how the child presents.