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Andrea L Tanner1, Kimberly J Stanislo1, Rodney La Point1
1National Association of School Nurses Silver Spring, MD.
Abstract:
School nurses are more likely to support students' health, safety, and readiness to learn if they approach their practice through the lens of the School Nursing Practice Framework™ (the Framework). Practicing with an intentional focus on the Framework principles is called practicing with a Framework mindset. This article is the first in a 5-part series discussing how to be a school nurse who practices with a Framework mindset. In this article, school nurses will discover the basis for updates to the Framework's Standards of Practice principle, differences between the Standards of Practice principle and the authoritative standards of school nursing practice, activities that exemplify the Standards of Practice principle, and how to address a real-world school nursing challenge with a Framework mindset attuned to the Standards of Practice principle.
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