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25 | On this date, (04/04/22) Licensing Program Analysts (LPAs) Gloria Reyes and Cynthia Brannon met with Teachers Marta Martinez and Debra Scott, Program Coordinator, Storiann Camps and Principal, Russell Gayer for an unannounced Case Management - Incident inspection. LPAs toured the facility and a census was taken. There are 15 children present. An Unusual Incident Report was submitted to the Fresno Community Care Licensing Office regarding an incident that occurred on 03/18/22, at approximately 10:43 AM, on the school play yard where Child #1, sustained an inch and a half wound that required stiches. Child #1 was running on the grass area when the child tripped hitting his/her face on the cement between the play structure and the grass area. The child’s parents were contacted, picked up their child and child was taken to the Emergency Room at Kern Medical Center. The child received stiches near the forehead, was released and returned to the center without restrictions on 03/21/22.
The Program Coordinator (Storiann Camps) and Principal (Russell Gayer) met with District Maintenance Supervisor and inspected the outside play yard where the incident occurred and found no obstructions. Staff will continue to remind children about inside and outside safety rules.
LPA Reyes interviewed both teachers. Staff #1 reported the child received stiches above his/her nose between his/her eyebrows about an inch and a half long. The child is doing fine. There were 14 children and one staff on the play yard when the incident took place. Staff #2 reported that she took another child to use the restroom and did not observe the incident. LPA discussed with Ms. Camps and Mr. Gayer observations made today by LPAs. LPAs recommended that a barrier be placed between the play structure and the grass area to prevent any future accidents. Also, additional wood chips will be added to the wood chips area and walkie talkies will be provided to the teachers for better communication between the office and the preschool. Incident Medical Services will also be updated to address possible changes to the administer of Inhaled Medication. If changes are made, then an updated IMS Plan must be submitted to licensing for review. Within 30 days, Licensee to notify licensing of any changes made. (see next page) |