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  • Pediatrics
  • Public Health
  • Nursing

Background:

  • School nurses are crucial for student health, managing chronic conditions and ensuring care continuity.
  • Low-income students face significant barriers to healthcare access, including lack of insurance and resources.
  • Effective care coordination is essential to overcome these challenges.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To highlight the role of school nurses in care coordination for students.
  • To examine the challenges in meeting the health needs of low-income students.
  • To showcase innovative partnerships that improve healthcare access for students.

Main Methods:

  • Descriptive analysis of school nurse responsibilities in care coordination.
  • Identification of barriers faced by low-income students in accessing healthcare.
  • Case study of the Healthy Learners partnership model.

Main Results:

  • School nurses employ a team approach to manage student health, ensuring a continuum of care.
  • Partnerships with community organizations, like Healthy Learners, are vital for serving vulnerable student populations.
  • The Healthy Learners program successfully connects eligible students with necessary healthcare services.

Conclusions:

  • School nurse-led care coordination is fundamental to removing health-related barriers to education.
  • Community partnerships are essential for addressing the unique healthcare needs of low-income students.
  • Ensuring students are healthy and in school is the primary outcome of effective care coordination and community collaboration.