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Ruth Ellen Luehr1, Colleen Schultz2, Andrea Riley3
1Data & Research Committee Member, National Association of State School Nurse Consultants, School Health Services Specialist Emeritus, Minnesota Department of Education, Saint Paul, MN.
Abstract:
The National Association of State School Nurse Consultants (NASSNC) recently issued two action agendas for school nurses. The first action agenda promotes school nurses using their credentials in all communications, documenting their expertise and asserting their legal authority to practice professional nursing. The focus is on the baccalaureate-prepared registered nurse (RN) being the entry level preparation for school nursing. The second action agenda suggests school nurses can increase school administrator support by explaining their specialty practice and offers several marketing strategies. School nurses are invited to access the RN Action Agendas at the NASSNC website link provided.
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