ICE Alert System training manual Phase 2 (2013 onwards)

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1 ANYWHERE ICE Alert System training manual Phase 2 (2013 onwards) Phase 2 sponsors - Rotary clubs in the Plymouth area Drake, Ivybridge, Mayflower, Plymouth and Tavistock 1

2 Purpose of ICE Alert Provide An Information retrieval system for medical first responders to help protect lives ANYWHERE (at home, in public, overseas) and to facilitate greater patient mobility and peace of mind for carers Long range plan - Mission statement 1) Fulfil an urgent need to provide a universal patient information retrieval system for use by vulnerable adults ANYWHERE, that no other service club or commercial organisation has fulfilled in a single unified system ICE Pack; 2) Target future developments (Phase 3) towards all vulnerable patient groups including the hard to reach groups; 3) Bring together all Stakeholders and UK service clubs to explore together future improvements, in a shared Phase 3 project for targeting a re-launch in

3 Target - Phase 2 Vulnerable Patient groups Help vulnerable adults who are frail or with prediagnosed medical conditions ANYWHERE at home, in public or abroad on vacation Typical suffers of debilitating medical conditions Diabetes Heart & circulation Asthma Epilepsy Kidney Failure Anaphylaxis reactions Alzheimer s Stoke Organ transplant or with implants Anti-coagulants Taking strong medication Other relevant emergency conditions... (if in doubt consult your GP or Pharmacist) 3

4 Firstly, read this Instruction leaflet carefully before starting to use the ICE Pack. I x ICE User instruction leaflet (A6) 2 x ICE Sheets (A6) Check ICE Pack 1 x ICE band (adult wrist band) contents and any sign 3 x ICE Surface wallets (A7 - S/Adhesive back) of damage. Replace if 1 x ICE Pocket wallet (A7 - clear re-sealable) needed. 2 x ICE Warning labels (50x75mm) 1 x ICE Warning label -Look in (50x75mm) 4

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7 Sources of information are likely to be in your home, filed away. Good advice for filling out your ICE Sheet is below. If you do not have all the information contact your GP or Pharmacist. 7

8 NEED HELP Contact a FAMILY member, a FRIENDS, a NEIGHBOUR or CARER or typically one of the following organisations IMPORTANT Protect yourself and your information at all times by; 8

9 Complete every section relevant ONLY to you, use a separate sheet/wallet for anyone else accompanying you or in your place of residence. IMPORTANT to update with changes immediately UPDATE - immediately if your information changes particularly MEDICATION 9

10 COMPLETE BOTH sections fully on this page Authorisation and Identification, without this first responders could not confirm the sheet belongs to you. IMPORTANT to sign for authorisation IMPORTANT to attach a photograph 10

11 Fold the finished A6 ICE sheet in half, along the red dotted line to A7 size, ensuring to make the fold flat by using a blunt tool (i.e. the back of a spoon). OR A7 Wallet (74x105 mm) Place the ICE Sheet into the open end of the ICE Surface Wallet and slide it inside, with either of the two faces (depending on usage) upwards through the clear plastic 11

12 Sealing the ICE Sheet into the Surface Wallet (with a self adhesive backing) Remove the smallest strip of self adhesive backing paper attached to the opening flap. Fold over the sticky flap until it seals on the wallet (free of release paper). Peel the whole of the backing paper off, being careful not to accidently stick it to anything particularly your fingers or clothing. 12

13 Guidance on applications for Surface mounted Wallets OPTION A Entrance door Carefully position and attach the sticky side to the inside entrance door on the vertical frame at eye level in clear view. NO OTHER labelling required as the Medical first responder will see it and rip it off on his way into the property, to gain access to the ICE Sheet information. Property entrance door 13

14 Guidance on applications for Surface mounted Wallets OPTION B Refrigerator Place the vertical structure Wallet at the back of the refrigerator door above the bottles of milk, in full view to recover by ripping it off. Secondary Signpost In the Kitchen to show which door the refrigerator is behind Primary Signpost Place a warning label on the inside of the property entrance door and if necessary on a second entrance at the rear if widely used 14

15 Guidance on applications for self adhesive backed Surface mounted Wallets OPTION C - Kitchen units OPTION C Surface Wallets attached to the inside or the Wall unit door Secondary Signpost ICE Warning Label (on Wall unit outside door) Primary Signpost ICE Warning Label (Look in) inside entrance door with a yellow strip to write on the ICE Sheet location (use permanent pen First responder can rip off Wallet to access ICE Sheet 15

16 Guidance on applications for self adhesive backed Surface mounted Wallets OPTION D Outside of the HOME (e.g. Vehicle storage and Travel Case) NO OTHER labelling required as the Medical first responder will see it and rip it off. Primary Signpost ICE Warning Label attached to the outside of the suitcase or label tag Position and attach the sticky side to the inside of the Suit case cover 16

17 ICE Pack SIGNPOSTS ICE Alert logo Phases 1 and 3 Printed ICE Band ICE Alert logo Phase 2 (only) Moulded & embossed ICE Band ICE Warning label ICE Warning label ICE Sheet integral labels (look in) (All labels have a fold and crack backing to remove) 17

18 Other SIGNPOSTS open to users that will ALERT first responders when in the public domain in addition to the ICE Band Mobile phone Screen savers Uniform Sleeve badges Name badges Key fob badges Vehicle Tax & disability disc holders Clothing printing 18

19 ICE Alert use in Public SIGNPOSTING can be innovative (must be in clear view for first responders) ICE Bands can also be attached to other equipment used by service users ICE Warning labels attached to mobility aids Walking sticks Walking frames (Rolators) Mobility scooters 19

20 Guidance on storage and use of ICE Sheets in grip sealed Pocket wallets Wear the ICE Band on the wrist at all times in public. It can be worn at home as well, some service users leave it on even whilst sleeping, showering and bathing. If any swelling or irritation persists seek medical help. Carry an ICE Sheet at all times in public. Place the ICE sheet folded in half from A6 to A7, into the ICE Pocket wallet and seal it. It is optional to write your name on the wallet, particularly if a partner is travelling with you and also has an ICE Sheet. The Pocket wallets can be stored in many places typically a coat hand bag, a glove compartment of a vehicle, or suitcase 20

21 Guidance on use of ICE Alert in conjunction with other ICE products Service users already using another ICE product e.g. Lions message MiaB can still use elements of the ICE Alert Packs, for use in public (see the example a secure sheltered independent living residence below) Separate apartments on entering the secure building Attach the ICE Alert or MiaB Warning label to the entrance door Options Fridge or Wall Unit 21

22 When travelling outside the UK on holiday or on business please remember this telephone number ; it could save some ones life including yours, a family member, or a friend The Emergency Services can be called from any land line or mobile phone in any country in Europe on 112 including the UK (also used in many countries outside the EU) 22