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If a child/student has nappy rash can staff apply cream/powder?

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If a child/student has nappy rash can staff apply cream/powder?

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Any medication (prescription and over the counter), including nappy creams/powders, requires a medication authority AND associated care instructions to administer the medication. The prescribing health professional can issue a once-off order that can be used long term. It is generally not recommended to use a powder (unless specifically prescribed) as this can often cause chaffing if the area is moist and/or used with creams. Powders are also an OH&S hazard in wet areas as it is very slippery on tiled floors.

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