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This survey is now closed. You may view the results.

1. Does your child's school allow him/her to deliver insulin in school?

Yes
No
I don't know

2. Does the school have a policy about delivering insulin that distinguishes between the device that may be used in school (e.g., pens vs. syringes)?

Yes
No
I don't know

3. Has your school's policy regarding treating diabetes in school affected your/your child's ability to manage his/her condition (e.g., number of times per day he/she can test blood, administer insulin)?

Yes
No
I don't know

4. Has your child's health care provider had to adjust his/her treatment as a result of school policy?

Yes
No
I don't know

5. Does your child use a pen or syringe?

Syringe
Insulin pen
Pump with syringe backup
Pump with pen backup
Other

6. If you use a pen, did you consider of ease of use in school when you/your child chose a pen?

Yes
No
I don't use a pen

7. Is your school's policy dictated by school district, county, state or federal rules/laws?

School district
County or other local government
State or province
National or federal
I don't know

8. Have there been recent (within about the last two years) changes in your school's policy about managing your child's diabetes in school (e.g. about whether he/she can perform blood tests, deliver insulin, etc)? Would you consider them to be positive or negative changes?

Yes, and the changes have been positive
Yes, and the changes have been neutral
Yes, and the changes have been negative
No, there have been no changes
I don't know

9. If your child requires insulin at school, who administers it?

Child
Nurse or nurses aid
Teacher
Other staff member
Parent who works at school
Parent who visits school to administer insulin
Other

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