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The Benefits of Intentional Nurse Rounds in Schools
Trio M Springer1, Wendy Rau2, Paul R Springer3
1School Nurse Montgomery County Public Schools Blacksburg, VA, USA.
School nurses can enhance student health and academic success by implementing nurse rounds. This proactive approach improves communication, strengthens relationships, and increases the school nurse
Area of Science:
- Nursing
- Public Health
- Education
Background:
- Nurse rounds are a standard practice in clinical settings, enhancing patient care and communication.
- School nurses traditionally use the School Nurse Practice Framework to support student health and academic success.
- The School Nurse Practice Framework emphasizes relationship building and professional practice for care coordination.
Purpose of the Study:
- To explore the integration of nurse rounds into school nursing practice.
- To evaluate the impact of nurse rounds on student health, school community relationships, and the visibility of school nurses.
- To determine if nurse rounds complement existing school nursing frameworks.
Main Methods:
- Implementation of intentional nurse rounds in a school setting.
- Data collection on health office visits, student-teacher relationships, and school nurse visibility.
- Qualitative and quantitative analysis of the practice's effects.
Main Results:
- Decreased health office visits among students.
- Improved relationships between students and teachers.
- Increased visibility and perceived importance of the school nurse within the school community.
Conclusions:
- Integrating nurse rounds complements the School Nurse Practice Framework by providing proactive student support.
- Nurse rounds can elevate school nursing practice, enhance student well-being, and foster a more supportive school environment.
- This practice promotes better communication and collaboration among students, staff, and the school nurse.
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