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INSTRUCTIONS for the DHS 908
PURPOSE
The DHS 908 Early Childhood Pre-K Health Record Supplement (EC Pre-K HRS) form
was created with the assistance of the Healthy Child Care Hawaii, a collaborative project
of the University of Hawaii/School of Medicine - Department of Pediatrics, American
Academy of Pediatrics - Hawaii Chapter, Department of Health/Children with Special
Health Needs Branch. The purpose of the DHS 908 is to provide developmentally
appropriate information on the child’s health, growth and developmental status for
entrance into a Pre-Kindergarten (Pre-K) program which includes an Infant and Toddler
Child Care Center (IT), Group Child Care Center (GCC), and Group Child Care Home
(GCH). The child’s physician is requested to complete the DHS 908 in conjunction with
the Department of Education (DOE) Form 14.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CHILD CARE FACILITY:
1.
A health record shall be required and obtained from the parent or guardian of
each child entering a licensed child care facility such as a Family Child Care
Home (FCC), GCC, GCH, or an IT and be kept on file at the facility in
accordance with the applicable Hawaii Administrative Rules (HAR) §§17-
891.1-20, 17-892.1-20, and 17-895-20.
2.
The Department of Education (DOE) Student Health Record “Form 14” (F14)
shall be used to comply with this requirement listed in #1, or a comparable
writing (documentation) of a child’s current immunizations, evidence of
child’s good health/physical examination results, and TB test/clearance results.
The F14 (rev. 2010) is available and may be downloaded from the DOE
website,
3.
In addition, the records of each child in a GCC, GCH, and IT shall include
pertinent information about the health status, developmental progress, and any
special needs and efforts necessary to meet these needs in accordance with
HAR §§17-892.1-20(c) and 17-895-20(c).
The DHS 908 or comparable
writing (document) shall be used to comply with the requirement listed in #2.
The DHS 908 may be downloaded from the DHS Child Care Connection
Hawaii website,
4.
At the time of a facility’s initial licensing visit, each child shall have a F14 and
a DHS 908 on file.
5.
At the time of a facility’s annual licensing visit, new students enrolled for the
school year who do not have a F14 on file shall, also, be required to have a
DHS 908 on file.
6.
The facility’s director shall document at least 2 attempts to obtain the DHS
908 from the parent. If after 2 attempts the DHS 908 is not returned, the
child’s health requirement shall be met as long as the F14 is on file.
DHS 908A (09/11)

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