Based off of this, it seems, that it’s the behaviors of these early childhood educators who’d, fed the young children the barbiturates, off of the Front Page Sections, translated…
“The Prescriptions for the Teachers are a Reminder for the Teachers to Administer the Medications that the Parents Gave to Them”
The investigators are now, examining the case of the private preschool’s “doping” young children with prescription drugs, they’d checked the lists of the medications okayed by the parents submitted to the school, with the specified time, dose, and the children’s names, along with the parents’ consenting signatures. The reporters chased the story, this was the “children’s meds list” that was used to remind the early childhood educators to administered the medications the parents had picked up from the physicians for their young. Some parents were upset, stating, that they’d not signed off the lists of meds that the teachers needed to provide to the kids, “we’d not asked the school to administer the barbiturates”.
The parents of a child provided the “list of medication for the toddler” listed the child’s name, the class s/he was in, parent’s signature, with the rest of the information including the time of administering, the dosage, the side effects, what to watch out for, the records of medication administered, and even if the parents signed, it’s still not the same as a consent form, only a record of the children’s being administered the medications on time.
The interviewed parent disclosed, the slips were used when the kids have a cold and needed the medications, and filled out by the parents, with the dose specification, the time of administering, and other things, and the medications are provided by the parents, not by the teachers at the preschool, that the purpose of this was to have the preschool administer the doses the children needed, and every time the meds were given, there’s a “sign in” sheet for the time, “We’d never asked the school to dose our children with barbiturates.”
Another parent, the angered Mr. Jiang told, that the kids would get colds, and, would come into contact with other children, he’d asked the physicians, that no matter what the brands, the manufacturers, the cold meds for young children would NEVER contain barbiturates.
Mr. Jiang pointed out, as he went to the preschool to take his young out of the school on May 2rd, the director, the office manager asked the parents to sign a “waiver”, and the preschool didn’t even apologize.
The Hsinbei Department of Education stated, that practically, when the young children needed the medications, the parents must provide the prescribed medications to the preschool and sign for the usage slips, that the preschools would not prepare the medications themselves to administer to the young children.
So, this is a sort of a run-around then, because the schools fed the kid barbiturates, with the sources unknown, because the parents did NOT provide it to the teachers to administer these to their own young, so, it looks like it’s the early childhood educators’ individual behaviors that are at fault in this.
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