Student Nurses as School Nurse Extenders
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The severe underuse of school nurses leaves students with unaddressed health needs that impact their safety and learning ability. An undergraduate pediatric clinical focusing on nursing students and the role of a school nurse in an elementary school setting can be a unique approach to combining the needs of school children and educating student nurses. One school of nursing created such a project to help address these needs and collect data on the activities student nurses performed in school nurse role and their impact on student health. This project serves as both a practice improvement project and an innovation in pediatric clinical education. The purposes of this project were to quantify baccalaureate nursing student activities related to the school nurse role and to evaluate the results that have the potential to impact on student health in an urban elementary school.
- Calvin University United States
Male, Schools, Adolescent, Urban Population, Schools, Nursing, Child Welfare, Nurse's Role, Quality Improvement, Workforce, Humans, Female, Students, Nursing, Program Development, Child, Program Evaluation, School Health Services
Male, Schools, Adolescent, Urban Population, Schools, Nursing, Child Welfare, Nurse's Role, Quality Improvement, Workforce, Humans, Female, Students, Nursing, Program Development, Child, Program Evaluation, School Health Services
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