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Explaining the Variability in School Nurse Workload and Educational Outcomes.

Claire McKinley Yoder¹, Mary Ann Cantrell², Janice L Hinkle²

¹University of Portland, Portland, OR, USA.

Western Journal of Nursing Research

|May 19, 2021

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School nurse workload significantly impacts student success. Optimizing nurse assignments can improve attendance, graduation rates, and long-term health resources.

Keywords:

educational attainment school nurse workload school nursing social determinants of health structural equation modeling

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Educational Psychology
Public Health
Nursing

Background:

School nurse workload is a critical factor influencing student well-being.
Understanding the relationship between workload and student outcomes is essential for effective resource allocation.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze the variability in school nurse workload.
To examine the impact of school nurse workload on 9th-grade attendance, academic progress, and high school graduation.

Main Methods:

Secondary analysis of student records (N=3,782).
Principal axis factor analysis to identify workload components.
Structural equation modeling to assess workload's effect on student outcomes.

Main Results:

Two factors explained 82% of workload variability: acuity/volume and social determinants of health.
School nurse workload explained 35%-52% of the variability in student outcomes.
A moderate effect size (.6-.72) was observed.

Conclusions:

School nurse workload is a significant predictor of student educational outcomes.
Strategic workload management can enhance student attendance and graduation rates.
Improved graduation may lead to increased resources for lifelong health.