Medical and Emergency Policies Part of UUA Youth Safety Guidelines In This Section Life-Threatening Medical Emergency Policy In case of life-threatening medical emergencies, leaders will call 911 (or host site emergency response number), preferably from a hardwired phone inste... Medical Forms and Documentation See Medical Documentation policy in Documentation Policies. Medication Policy Programs must have a clear on site procedure, see policy requirements below. Medication should be transported in their original prescription bottles. Non-Life Threatening Medical Emergency Policy The following conditions require consulting with either an on-call nurse/doctor, quick pick up by parent/guardian or appropriate transport for an adult,... Onsite Medical Staff First-Aid Staff Events at minimum should have an identified adult with current First Aid and CPR training from American Heart Association or Red Cross* ... Option for On Call Nurse/Doctor The medical procedures for onsite staff with only First Aid or EMT level training provide for two program circumstances: one with an on call nurse or... Sharps Policy Participants who need to use injectable medication should bring a sharps container. If a participant does not bring one and there is not one in the host... PREVIOUS: Multigenerational Events with Youth-Focused Programming UP: UUA Youth Safety Guidelines NEXT: Life-Threatening Medical Emergency Policy Get a print-friendly version of UUA Youth Safety Guidelines, including all sub-pages.