Colorado school diabetes care uses two Word templates from the Colorado Kids with Diabetes collaborative: Provider Orders #201 for students on injections or oral medication and #202 for students on an insulin pump. The orders set glucose targets, hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia care, correction and carbohydrate dosing, and self-care level, and they feed the school nurse's Individualized Health Plan. Each order lasts a maximum of one year.
The student's diabetes provider (physician, NP or PA) completes the whole order and signs it; the parent and the school nurse also sign, authorizing the orders and the exchange of health information for the Individualized Health Plan.
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Provider Orders Injections 2020 #201 / Provider Orders Pump 2020 #202
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The signature section on both #201 and #202 states that the order is for a maximum of one year. It also notes that procedures may be performed by unlicensed designated school personnel under the training and supervision of the school nurse, in line with state laws and regulations.
No. The pump orders say settings are established by the student's health care provider and should not be changed by school staff; changes are made at home or by a student providing self-care as indicated on the IHP. The pump's internal safety features stay active at school, with alarms set conservatively.
The Barbara Davis Center issues its own computer-generated orders, which Colorado Kids with Diabetes says align with the orders on its site. Other providers can use the #201 or #202 Word templates, which CDE reaches through its link to the Colorado Kids with Diabetes nurse files.