Information access is about more than a medical emergency
From communication and reassurance to everyday assistance, useful information can matter long before a situation becomes an emergency.
One current profile, more than one MIPACE device
Why a card, sticker, wristband or other access point can serve different situations without creating separate copies of your information.
What should you put on a public MIPACE profile?
A practical way to decide what is genuinely useful, what should be prioritised and what is better kept private.
Preparing MIPACE for a busy family day out
A simple pre-trip review for attractions, travel, crowded places and unfamiliar routines.
Setting up a MIPACE profile with your child
How to make a child’s profile useful and respectful by involving them in the decisions wherever possible.
Helping unfamiliar staff understand a pupil quickly
How concise, parent-controlled information can provide context when a pupil meets supply staff, trip leaders or unfamiliar adults.
Keeping a profile useful as routines and needs change
A straightforward review routine for information that may change across home, school, work, health and activities.
The organisation manages the device , not the person’s profile
The essential distinction behind organisation-managed MIPACE devices and individually controlled information.
How organisation-managed MIPACE devices work
A plain-English journey from organisational purchase and allocation to approval, use and later management.
A clearer way to connect organisation devices and personal MIPACE accounts
How notifications, account-based approval and helpful reminders make organisation device connections clearer without taking control away from the individual or parent.