Oklahoma Administrative Code
Title 340 - Department of Human Services
Chapter 110 - Licensing Services
Subchapter 3 - Licensing Standards For Child Care Facilities
Part 15 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CHILD CARE CENTERS, DAY CAMPS, DROP-IN PROGRAMS, OUT-OF-SCHOOL TIME PROGRAMS, -DAY PROGRAMS, AND PROGRAMS FOR SICK CHILDREN
Section 340:110-3-281.4 - Child records and documentation
Universal Citation: OK Admin Code 340:110-3-281.4
Current through Vol. 42, No. 1, September 16, 2024
(a) General. General records and documentation requirements, per Oklahoma Administrative Code (OAC) 340:110-3-281, also apply to items in this Section.
(b) Child records. The child record requirements in (1) through (16) of this subsection are met.
(1)
Child
information. Oklahoma Human Services (OKDHS) form, or a program form
containing the same information, is:
(A)
completed by the parent prior to the child's first day of attendance;
and
(B) paper only.
(2)
Infant and 1-year-old
daily record. Daily records for 1-year-olds and younger are available in
the child's classroom and include prompt documentation of eating, diapering,
and sleeping activities.
(3)
Verbal pick-up authorizations. When verbal authorization for
pick-up of a child is obtained, personnel document the authorization, including
the:
(A) authorization date and
time;
(B) time period the
authorization is valid; and
(C)
full name of the:
(i) individual providing
authorization;
(ii) individual
being given authorization; and
(iii) personnel receiving
authorization.
(4)
Specialized service professional
permission and release. Signed and dated parent permission is available.
In addition, when the professional does not complete the background
investigation requirements, per OAC
340:110-3-282(a),
parent releases indicating understanding are signed and dated prior to
unsupervised access to children for each professional.
(5)
Food reward exception plan.
A behavior modification plan is available and includes content, per OAC
340:110-3-288(d),
director and parent signatures, and the date signed.
(6)
Immunization records. An
immunization record or exemption is obtained prior to the first day of
attendance and is updated when the child receives additional
vaccines.
(7)
Medication
permission. Signed parent permission for each medication is obtained,
prior to administration, on an OKDHS or program form containing the same
information.
(A) Parent instructions are the
same as:
(i) the container instructions;
or
(ii) a licensed physician's
written statement regarding over-the-counter medication instructions differing
from the container instructions.
(B) For chronic medical conditions,
permission may be obtained for 12 months or less at a time, provided specific
instructions include when administration is needed, such as diaper cream and
inhalers.
(8)
Medication administration. Each dose administered, excluding
diaper cream is immediately documented on an OKDHS or program form containing
the same information.
(9)
Injury or poison exposure report. An OKDHS or program form
containing similar information is completed for each injury or poison exposure
occurring while in care.
(10)
Infant safe sleep environment. Written statements from licensed
physicians, signed parent permissions, or both are available when required, per
OAC 340:110-3-296(b).
(11)
Transportation permission and
driver release. Signed parent permission:
(A) is obtained prior to transportation;
and
(B) at least includes:
(i) vehicle information, such as whether a
program or personal vehicle is used;
(ii) driver information, such as whether the
driver is personnel or a volunteer. In addition, when a volunteer driver does
not complete the background investigation requirements, per OAC
340:110-3-282(a),
parent releases indicating this understanding are signed and dated prior to
unsupervised access to children for each volunteer driver; and
(iii) a plan identified by the program or
parent specifying pick-up and drop-off times and locations.
(12)
Field trip
permission. Signed parent permission is obtained prior to the field
trip, and documentation is maintained for at least 12 months from the trip.
Field trip permission may be:
(A) specific
with dates, times, and locations; or
(B) general for all field trips occurring
within a specified time period, not to exceed 120 calendar-days, provided
parents are notified of specifics for each field trip, per OAC
340:110-3-280(d).
(13)
Higher risk activity
permission and plan. A plan is provided to parents, and signed parent
permission is obtained prior to the activity. Documentation of both is
maintained for at least 12 months from the activity. Permission may be for each
time the child participates or a general permission for each activity type,
such as swimming, may be given for 120-calendar days or less at a time. Field
trip permission including the higher risk activity plan meets the requirement.
The plan includes:
(A) activity-related
qualifications of the individual(s) leading the activity;
(B) minimum ratios for the
activity;
(C) conditions for the
child's participation, such as his or her age and skill levels;
(D) special equipment necessary, such as
safety helmets or specific clothing; and
(E) safety practices followed.
(14)
Annual parent
conferences. Documentation is maintained, per OAC
340:110-3-281.2(c).
(15)
Swimming skills - children.
A signed and dated parent statement regarding the water depth the child may
swim in is obtained prior to the water activity, and documentation is
maintained for at least 12 months from the activity.
(16)
Special diet for infants.
Written statements from licensed physicians are maintained when required, per
OAC 340:110-3-298(f).
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