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32 | On 06/08/2023 the facility reported to Community Care Licensing (CCL) an Unusual Incident Report (UIR) LIC624. The facility reported that a child (C1) grabbed a plate from the teacher as she was preparing lunches for students. The plate C1 grabbed had food items to which C1 is allergic, C1 took a bite. Shortly after C1 had an allergic reaction. C1 received medication that was stored in the facility by Staff 7 (S7). The parents of C1 were contacted, C1 was picked up, taken to the hospital by their parents, and administered an EpiPen.
LPA Bootorabi conducted a case management visit on 06/12/2023 to investigate the self-report incident submitted to CCL on 06/08/2023. LPA interviewed 6 of 7 staff present at the facility and involved in the incident. It was determined that C1 did not grab food off a plate but was served the wrong food by S1, S2, and S3. At the time of the incident, a fully qualified teacher was present in the classroom. It was also determined that S1, S2, and S3 did not verify the child’s allergies prior to providing and serving C1 their meal. A consultation was provided to the director to amend their UIR report due to the misleading information provided on the first UIR submitted on 06/08/2023.
During the visit LPA attempted to interview C1 but could not qualify for C1 during the time of the visit.
On 6/12/2023 Community Care Licensing received an amended Unusual Incident Report (UIR)LIC624 from the center. The updated UIR stated that Staff #1 (S1) brought the wrong lunch into the classroom, Staff #2(S2) gave the wrong lunch to C1, and Staff #3 (S3) confirmed C1 was given the wrong lunch. C1 received medication that was stored in the facility by S7. The parents of C1 were contacted, C1 was picked up, taken to the hospital by their parents, and administered an EpiPen.
LPA Bootorabi interview the Parent of C1 (P1) on 07/05/2023, P1 stated the center was aware of C1’s allergies during the enrollment period, two types of medication were provided to the center, and the S7 was trained by C1’s parent(s) on administering both of the medications on 5/13/2023. P1 stated the child was taken to the primary doctor's office on the day of the occurrence and was administered an Epi-pen.
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