Multidisciplinary Health Team in Schools
The Power of a Multidisciplinary Health Team in Schools: A Holistic Approach to Student Wellbeing Paisley Lowe | RN. Grad.Cert Nurs. Secretary of South Australian
The Power of a Multidisciplinary Health Team in Schools: A Holistic Approach to Student Wellbeing Paisley Lowe | RN. Grad.Cert Nurs. Secretary of South Australian
by Jan Finch (Anglican Church Grammar School) Throughout the year, SASNA members meet, both in person and virtually, on five occasions to network, for support,
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A new study that forms part of the Australian Nurses Working in Schools Project has warned that the perception of school nurses needs to change, starting with better recognition of their expertise beyond offering direct medical care to students.
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Many people think of school nurses as the people in a school building responsible for patching up a scraped knee, confirming a fever and checking students for lice.
It’s not that they don’t do those things. It’s that those tasks are only a very small part of what Eva Stone views as a significant role within a school.
Stone, manager of district health at Jefferson County Public Schools, a large district in Louisville, Kentucky, with about 100,000 students, has served as a school nurse for more than two decades, after working in a hospital setting and in public health.
School nurses, she notes, have more access to children — seven or eight hours a day — and their families than really any other health care professional. It’s unique, and it’s also full of opportunity.
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