Protecting and promoting student health, facilitating normal growth, and promoting academic achievement are all goals of school nursing, a specialist branch of public health nursing. School nurses, who are committed to providing high-quality, patient-centered care, advocate for this type of care, and work together to develop systems that enable people and communities to reach their full potential. They do this by bridging the gap between health care and education, providing care coordination, and advocating for this type of care. In an educational context, a school nurse deals with kids who are of school age. Injured or unwell students who report to the school nurse for evaluation frequently do so throughout the course of the school day. Routine medicine administration, virus care, or maintaining a kid until help arrives after a more serious accident might all be part of the job description. The placement of school nurses is ideal.
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