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Diabetic Camp Name

Pediatric Diabetic Camp Assessment

Facility Data

Date: Phone Number: Number of Campers:

Address: Numbers of Staff/Volunteers:

Guidelines

Complete this review, using the following scale:

NA = Not Applicable

1 = Needs Work (Unsatisfactory)

2 = Gets By (Marginal)

3 = Meets Requirements

4 = Exceeds Requirements

5 = Exceptional

Staff and Volunteer Training/Requirements

(5) = Exceptional

(4) = Exceeds Requirements

(3) = Meets Requirements

(2) = Gets By

(1) = Needs Work

All staff and volunteers must be medical professionals either licensed or a student

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All staff must have a background check

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All staff must be trained in these areas:

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Routine Diabetes Management

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Lifestyle Modifications for Type 2 Diabetes

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Treatment of Diabetes-Related Emergencies

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Familiarity with signs and symptoms of hypo-/hyperglycemia and indications of blood glucose testing

Staff/Volunteers undergo a competency test of the above skills _____Yes or _____No

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The Camp includes the following licensed medical staff and medical volunteers. Please mark with X if present.

____ Medical Director who is licensed physician knowledgeable of managing Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes

____Licensed Physician on-site at all times during camp programs and on call at all times

____Physician Assistant present on the camp grounds

____3 to 5 nurses on site at all times

____Diabetes educators present on camp grounds at all times

____At least 2 pharmacists on site at all times

____Registered Dietician present to create appropriate and balanced meals for campers

____2 Licensed Psychologists

____At least 1 Social worker

____Nursing students ____Pharmacy students ____Physician Assistant students

____Nurse Practioner students ____Dietetic students ____Social Work students

Prior Knowledge of Campers

(5) = Exceptional

(4) = Exceeds Requirements

(3) = Meets Requirements

(2) = Gets By

(1) = Needs Work

Comprehensive health history completed by the family on file for all campers

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Completed health evaluation form on file

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Copy of the home insulin regimen on file

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Documented knowledge of any psychological concerns/issues on file

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Form completed by family noting any religious practices on file

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Form completed by family noting any cultural or religious restrictions

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Emergency Contacts on file for all campers

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Medical Materials and Medications

(5) = Exceptional

(4) = Exceeds Requirements

(3) = Meets Requirements

(2) = Gets By

(1) = Needs Work

Glucose testing materials and treatments readily available

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Extra insulin pump supplies (batteries, catheter sets, etc.) readily available

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Appropriate containers available throughout the camp to discard sharp objects

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Gloves available at all times throughout camp

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Camp Activity Requirements

(5) = Exceptional

(4) = Exceeds Requirements

(3) = Meets Requirements

(2) = Gets By

(1) = Needs Work

Physical Activities provided

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Social Activities available

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Diabetes education classes available (management, dietary decisions, appropriate physical activity, coping mechanisms if applicable)

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Alternate activities available when necessary

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Opportunities for meaningful interactions

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Financial Information

(5) = Exceptional

(4) = Exceeds Requirements

(3) = Meets Requirements

(2) = Gets By

(1) = Needs Work

Scholarships/Payment Plans

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Additional funds to provide snacks for campers

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Vouchers available to assist families with funding transportation to and from the camp site

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