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- Includes the Framework for 21st Century School Nursing Practice.
- Continuous quality improvement added to the chapter on the school nurse role in research and evidence-based practice.
- Refocused chapter on school nurse collaboration includes community partnerships.
- Refocused chapter on cultural congruence in school nursing practice.
- Expanded section on children with special healthcare needs.
| Brand | NASN |
|---|---|
| Height | 2 in |
| Width | 8 in |
| Length | 10 in |
| Contents | Part 1: The Specialty Practice of School Nursing 1. Historical Perspectives of School Nursing 2. The Profession of School Nursing 3. Standards of School Nursing Practice 4. Frameworks and Models of School Nursing Practice 5. The School Nurse’s Role as a Health Educator 6. The School Nurse’s Role in Evidence-Based Practice, Quality Improvement, and Research 7. School Nurse Collaboration with Community Partners Part II: Legal Foundations for School Nursing 8. The Law and School Nursing Practice 9. Federal Laws Protecting Students with Disabilities 10. Health and Education Plans for Students with Special Healthcare Needs Part III: Understanding Students and Families 11. Growth and Development: Preschool Through Adolescence 12. The Student’s Family 13. Cultural Congruence in School Nursing Practice Part IV: Health Promotion/ Disease Prevention/ Acute Care in Schools 14. Health Promotion and Screenings for School-age Children 15. Disease Prevention in Schools 16. Students with Common Health Complaints 17. Health Issues Related To Physical Activity and Athletics 18. Skin Disorders 19. Students with Acute Illness and Injury 20. Emergency and Disaster Preparedness and Response for Schools Part V: Students with Special Healthcare Needs 21. Students with Chronic Conditions 22. Students with Allergies 23. Students with Chronic Respiratory Conditions: Asthma and Cystic Fibrosis 24. Students with Attention Deficit-Hyperactivity Disorder and Specific Learning Disabilities 25. Students with Diabetes 26. Students with Neurodevelopmental Disorders: Intellectual Disabilities and Autism 27. Students who are Overweight 28. Students with Seizures and Epilepsy 29. Students with Other Chronic Conditions 30. Students Supported by Medical Technology Part VI: Student Mental and Behavioral Health 31. Student Behavior Assessment and Management 32. Students with Mental/Behavioral Health Concerns and Disorders 33. Student Victimization 34. Students Engaging in High-risk Behaviors 35. Students who are Pregnant and Parenting Part VII: School Health Management 36. School Health Office Management 37. Funding and Budgeting for School Health Services 38. Wellness Promotion for School Staff 39. Management of School Health Staff |
| Assembly Required | No |
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Part 1: The Specialty Practice of School Nursing
1. Historical Perspectives of School Nursing
2. The Profession of School Nursing
3. Standards of School Nursing Practice
4. Frameworks and Models of School Nursing Practice
5. The School Nurse’s Role as a Health Educator
6. The School Nurse’s Role in Evidence-Based Practice, Quality Improvement, and Research
7. School Nurse Collaboration with Community Partners
Part II: Legal Foundations for School Nursing
8. The Law and School Nursing Practice
9. Federal Laws Protecting Students with Disabilities
10. Health and Education Plans for Students with Special Healthcare Needs
Part III: Understanding Students and Families
11. Growth and Development: Preschool Through Adolescence
12. The Student’s Family
13. Cultural Congruence in School Nursing Practice
Part IV: Health Promotion/ Disease Prevention/ Acute Care in Schools
14. Health Promotion and Screenings for School-age Children
15. Disease Prevention in Schools
16. Students with Common Health Complaints
17. Health Issues Related To Physical Activity and Athletics
18. Skin Disorders
19. Students with Acute Illness and Injury
20. Emergency and Disaster Preparedness and Response for Schools
Part V: Students with Special Healthcare Needs
21. Students with Chronic Conditions
22. Students with Allergies
23. Students with Chronic Respiratory Conditions: Asthma and Cystic Fibrosis
24. Students with Attention Deficit-Hyperactivity Disorder and Specific Learning Disabilities
25. Students with Diabetes
26. Students with Neurodevelopmental Disorders: Intellectual Disabilities and Autism
27. Students who are Overweight
28. Students with Seizures and Epilepsy
29. Students with Other Chronic Conditions
30. Students Supported by Medical Technology
Part VI: Student Mental and Behavioral Health
31. Student Behavior Assessment and Management
32. Students with Mental/Behavioral Health Concerns and Disorders
33. Student Victimization
34. Students Engaging in High-risk Behaviors
35. Students who are Pregnant and Parenting
Part VII: School Health Management
36. School Health Office Management
37. Funding and Budgeting for School Health Services
38. Wellness Promotion for School Staff
39. Management of School Health Staff
1. Historical Perspectives of School Nursing
2. The Profession of School Nursing
3. Standards of School Nursing Practice
4. Frameworks and Models of School Nursing Practice
5. The School Nurse’s Role as a Health Educator
6. The School Nurse’s Role in Evidence-Based Practice, Quality Improvement, and Research
7. School Nurse Collaboration with Community Partners
Part II: Legal Foundations for School Nursing
8. The Law and School Nursing Practice
9. Federal Laws Protecting Students with Disabilities
10. Health and Education Plans for Students with Special Healthcare Needs
Part III: Understanding Students and Families
11. Growth and Development: Preschool Through Adolescence
12. The Student’s Family
13. Cultural Congruence in School Nursing Practice
Part IV: Health Promotion/ Disease Prevention/ Acute Care in Schools
14. Health Promotion and Screenings for School-age Children
15. Disease Prevention in Schools
16. Students with Common Health Complaints
17. Health Issues Related To Physical Activity and Athletics
18. Skin Disorders
19. Students with Acute Illness and Injury
20. Emergency and Disaster Preparedness and Response for Schools
Part V: Students with Special Healthcare Needs
21. Students with Chronic Conditions
22. Students with Allergies
23. Students with Chronic Respiratory Conditions: Asthma and Cystic Fibrosis
24. Students with Attention Deficit-Hyperactivity Disorder and Specific Learning Disabilities
25. Students with Diabetes
26. Students with Neurodevelopmental Disorders: Intellectual Disabilities and Autism
27. Students who are Overweight
28. Students with Seizures and Epilepsy
29. Students with Other Chronic Conditions
30. Students Supported by Medical Technology
Part VI: Student Mental and Behavioral Health
31. Student Behavior Assessment and Management
32. Students with Mental/Behavioral Health Concerns and Disorders
33. Student Victimization
34. Students Engaging in High-risk Behaviors
35. Students who are Pregnant and Parenting
Part VII: School Health Management
36. School Health Office Management
37. Funding and Budgeting for School Health Services
38. Wellness Promotion for School Staff
39. Management of School Health Staff
| Choking Hazard | No |
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| Sterile | No |