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Bad rumor
Anthony Mako (ajmako@NLS.NET)
Thu, 29 Jul 1999 12:15:36 -0400
<Ed Henderson wrote>
Many times what is "national policy" may really be the policy of the
local council or even a Camp Director . . .
</Ed>
Ed,
There's one other consideration many camps have to deal with:
ambulance service policies. Whether it's the local emergency service
agency, or a commercial ambulance service, there are several policies
camps must follow. In one case I know of, a medication log was
required in each campsite. Prescription medications were logged and
kept locked up in the campsite (the camp provided the lock-boxes).
Non-prescription medications were also locked up and weren't to be
distributed except by the camp medic unless they were for treatment of
a known medical condition.
YIS
A. J. Mako, ajmako@nls.net , Scoutmaster Troop 381
Home of the Unofficial Win95 Boy Scout Desktop Theme,
http://members.aol.com/Scouts381/
Old Portage District, Great Trail Council, BSA
"I used to be an Eagle (C-7-97), but I'll always be an Eagle (1981)"
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