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Delivery method
Online
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Cost
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Instructor
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Description
Syllabus
"School Nursing: A Comprehensive Text" by Janice Selekman DNSc RN NCSN FNASN, forms the basis of our online continuing education course. This text, in collaboration with the National Association of School Nurses, offers an in-depth exploration of the multifaceted role of a school nurse, extending from foundational practices to roles and functions in various school settings. The curriculum for this course includes managing episodic and chronic illnesses, behavioral issues, legal aspects, and leadership and management strategies within schools.
Developed by experienced school nurses and pediatric specialists, the course leverages the expertise presented in Selekman's comprehensive book. It features modules on health assessments, the development of individualized health plans, and the management of mental health conditions, including adolescent depression. Additionally, it provides insights into contemporary legal issues and current policy statements essential to school nursing. This online program is a valuable tool for school nurses aiming to refine their skills and knowledge, ensuring the highest quality of care in their educational communities.
Developed by experienced school nurses and pediatric specialists, the course leverages the expertise presented in Selekman's comprehensive book. It features modules on health assessments, the development of individualized health plans, and the management of mental health conditions, including adolescent depression. Additionally, it provides insights into contemporary legal issues and current policy statements essential to school nursing. This online program is a valuable tool for school nurses aiming to refine their skills and knowledge, ensuring the highest quality of care in their educational communities.
Course Overview
Part 1: The Specialty Practice of School Nursing (3.75 hours)
Part 2: Legal Foundations for School Nursing (2 hours)
Part 3: Understanding Students and Families (2 hours)
Part 4: Health Promotion/ Disease Prevention/ Acute Care in Schools (5 hours)
Part 5: Students with Special Healthcare Needs (6.5 hours)
Part 6: Student Mental and Behavioral Health (3.5 hours)
Part 7: School Health Management (2.25 hours)
