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The Scope of School Nursing Practice Tool-Revised (SSNPT-R©): Aligning With the School Nursing Practice Framework™
Diane Davis1, Krista A White1, Erin D Maughan2
1Berkley School of Nursing, Georgetown University, Washington, DC, USA.
Abstract:
This study aimed to revisit the validated Scope of School Nursing Practice Tool (SSNPT©) and modify it as needed for relevance to the updated School Nursing Practice Framework, and to determine potential uses. A cross-sectional, descriptive design employing quantitative and qualitative methods was used to appraise the ongoing fidelity of the SSNPT© with the updated framework. Items on the SSNPT© achieved a scale content validity index of 99.6%. Modifications were made to the current version of the tool to address recommended language updates; no items were added or removed, thereby preserving the psychometric properties. Experts identified five potential uses for the tool: self-assessment, performance evaluation, professional development and goal setting, advocacy and stakeholder education, and program and quality improvement (benchmarking). The resulting SSNPT-R© is a validated tool that aligns with the updated framework and can be used to advance school nursing practice.
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