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EFFA has carefully written informative materials which we believe will aid in a better understanding of food allergies, and has developed healthcare forms to facilitate their management.
Forms: Individual Healthcare Plan (IHP) Forms For School Use
In our work, we have found a lack of IHP forms appropriate for students with
food allergies. We have responded to this need by designing a clear and concise
IHP form tailored specifically for this purpose. The staff member responsible for
implementing each accommodation is clearly indicated on the form. A planning
worksheet with a step-by-step format is also included to help facilitate this
process. IHP packets include a Cover Sheet, and Accommodation Form, a Planning
Worksheet, an Emergency Treatment Plan, and a list of the Risks of allergen
exposure possible within each 'Focus Area' of the school environment.
Blank Forms for School Use (5 sets) - $20.00
Blank Forms for Family Use (1 set) - $5.00
Form: Emergency Treatment Plan
A blank form to be completed and used for the treatment of an allergic reaction.
This form is designed to be clear, concise, and easy to follow by both nurse and
lay person alike.
$2.00
Booklet: "Going to School with Food Allergies"
by Jan Hanson, M.A. & Shelly Creager, B.S.N.
EFFA
The important information included in this booklet highlights practical guidelines
recommended for developing, implementing, and maintaining an effective school
food allergy management plan, and is intended for use by families, school staff,
and administration.
$5.00
Article: The Emotional Impact of Food Allergies
Although the primary focus of managing food allergies is on the physical safety
of the child, an area which also deserves attention is on how food allergies affect
the student with the allergies and his or her entire family. This article covers
current research on this subject, explores the different ways in which each
individual may be affected, and looks at recommendations for healthy coping
strategies.
$3.00
Document: Individual Healthcare Plan (IHPs) vs.
504 Plan Accommodations
This document provides an important overview which highlights the similarities
and differences between an IHP and a 504 Plan
$2.00
Document: Section 504 versus the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
This document compares Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 with the
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).
$2.00
Document: Schools, Food Allergies, and the Laws
This document provides a one-page, thumb-nail sketch of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973,
the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, and The Individuals with Disabilities Act.
$2.00
Document: Food-Free Birthday Celebrations!!!
This document lists creative, food-free celebration ideas which have been utilized successfully in
classroom and pre-school settings.
$2.00
In our work, we have found a lack of IHP forms appropriate for students with
food allergies. We have responded to this need by designing a clear and concise
IHP form tailored specifically for this purpose. The staff member responsible for
implementing each accommodation is clearly indicated on the form. A planning
worksheet with a step-by-step format is also included to help facilitate this
process. IHP packets include a Cover Sheet, and Accommodation Form, a Planning
Worksheet, an Emergency Treatment Plan, and a list of the Risks of allergen
exposure possible within each 'Focus Area' of the school environment.
Blank Forms for School Use (5 sets) - $20.00
Blank Forms for Family Use (1 set) - $5.00
Form: Emergency Treatment Plan
A blank form to be completed and used for the treatment of an allergic reaction.
This form is designed to be clear, concise, and easy to follow by both nurse and
lay person alike.
$2.00
Booklet: "Going to School with Food Allergies"
by Jan Hanson, M.A. & Shelly Creager, B.S.N.
EFFA
The important information included in this booklet highlights practical guidelines
recommended for developing, implementing, and maintaining an effective school
food allergy management plan, and is intended for use by families, school staff,
and administration.
$5.00
Article: The Emotional Impact of Food Allergies
Although the primary focus of managing food allergies is on the physical safety
of the child, an area which also deserves attention is on how food allergies affect
the student with the allergies and his or her entire family. This article covers
current research on this subject, explores the different ways in which each
individual may be affected, and looks at recommendations for healthy coping
strategies.
$3.00
Document: Individual Healthcare Plan (IHPs) vs.
504 Plan Accommodations
This document provides an important overview which highlights the similarities
and differences between an IHP and a 504 Plan
$2.00
Document: Section 504 versus the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
This document compares Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 with the
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).
$2.00
Document: Schools, Food Allergies, and the Laws
This document provides a one-page, thumb-nail sketch of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973,
the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, and The Individuals with Disabilities Act.
$2.00
Document: Food-Free Birthday Celebrations!!!
This document lists creative, food-free celebration ideas which have been utilized successfully in
classroom and pre-school settings.
$2.00
If you are interested in ordering any of the above materials, please don't hesitate to Contact Us or go to Order Forms.
