Summary Diabetes at School | Video Series diabetesatschool.ca
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The Diabetes@School video series provides education on supporting students with type 1 diabetes at school through animated videos covering management and emergencies.
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- The Diabetes@School video series provides valuable information for supporting students with type 1 diabetes in school
- The videos cover key concepts in daily or emergency management of type 1 diabetes
- Health care professionals and parents can use the videos to train teachers and school staff
- The videos help school staff understand how to keep students with type 1 diabetes healthy and safe during the school day
- The Individual Care Plan is a customizable form detailing a student's routine and emergency care
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Diabetes@School video series educates on supporting students with type 1 diabetes at school through animated videos. Topics include management and emergencies.
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The Diabetes@School video series educates on supporting students with type 1 diabetes at school. Animated videos cover daily and emergency management for health care professionals, parents, teachers, and school staff. Topics include blood sugar, insulin, emergencies, physical activity, and food. Emphasis is on immediate low blood sugar attention and individual care plans.
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The Diabetes@School video series provides essential information on supporting students with type 1 diabetes in school. Each short animated video covers key concepts in daily and emergency management, benefiting health care professionals, parents, teachers, and school staff. The videos aim to enhance understanding of how to keep students with type 1 diabetes healthy and safe during the school day. Developed by the Diabetes@School advisory team and supported by the Lawson Foundation and Healthy Generations Foundation, the series includes topics such as high and low blood sugar, insulin management, preventing emergencies, and the role of physical activity and food. The importance of immediate attention to low blood sugar and the value of individual care plans are also emphasized.