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  • School nursing integrates educational and nursing principles, facing complex ethical and legal demands.
  • Promoting student safety requires school nurses to possess strong knowledge and collaboration skills.
  • This article is Part 2 of a series detailing a school nurse's experience in the 1980s.

Observation:

  • Ellen Johnsen, a school nurse, confronted an unsafe and illegal medication administration policy in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.
  • Her actions prompted the school district to revise the policy, improving compliance with the nurse practice act.
  • Despite policy changes, Ellen Johnsen faced adverse consequences, ultimately losing her position.

Findings:

  • The case demonstrates the conflict between nursing practice, school policy, and legal regulations.
  • Challenging established policies can lead to significant professional repercussions for school nurses.
  • The nurse practice act's parameters were partially met, but not without personal cost to the nurse.

Implications:

  • This historical account provides critical insights into the legal and ethical landscape of school nursing.
  • It underscores the importance of advocating for safe student care within educational settings.
  • The series aims to equip current and future school nurses with knowledge for leadership and ethical decision-making.