Keeping Emergency Information at Hand

When an emergency occurs, there is usually no time to react. Having important information on hand during an emergency can save time when seconds count. Keeping a chart of important contacts can help when an emergency strikes.

Other important emergency numbers and contacts as well as medical forms should be kept on hand for emergency personnel.

· Medical treatment consent forms are used to designate a specific person to made important medical decisions for a minor when the parents or guardians are unavailable.

· Emergency information for children with special needs is needed listing chronic conditions a child may have, including allergies and prior medical history.

· Personal medical history forms provide emergency services personnel with a medical history, saving valuable time and may help avoid mistakes.

· Medical contact form saves emergency services personnel valuable time in notifying family members in the event that you or a loved one is injured.

When an emergency occurs, there is usually no time to react. Having important information on hand during an emergency can save time when seconds count. Keeping a chart of important contacts can help when an emergency strikes.

Other important emergency numbers and contacts as well as medical forms should be kept on hand for emergency personnel.

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Child Safety