NurseInTheHall replied to CarlyCastaneda's topic in School
This is GENIUS level policy writing. Why have I not done this before??? Adding to my back to school planning and submitting to amend our health policy now. Thank you!
NurseInTheHall replied to SchoolNurseK's topic in School
My mini didn't love it as a freshman but adjusted after that. I always let her take the lead about interacting when we cross paths and once she realized that being in the same vicinity had nothing to...
NurseInTheHall replied to anxiousnewgrad58's topic in School
Agree with all above - you did great. You are at a disadvantage being the sub or new to the school. It's easier when you know the kids.
I love to employ the 'boredom therapy' method. After an...
NurseInTheHall replied to pineappleupsidedowncake's topic in School
Our current school policy is that the student may return 24 hours after 1st treatment or when released to return to school by a medical professional.
I'm sorry to hear that your principal is...
NurseInTheHall replied to ruby_jane's topic in School
We recently had a high school student report eye pain, no other symptoms, no redness or discharge, just pain. Mom took him in to get it checked out and the NP told him that it could be a sign of...
NurseInTheHall replied to MHDNURSE's topic in School
Private school, PS-12 grade, full 5 days per week since mid-August. Campus population of 1250ish (approximately 900 students). I am the COVID Response Team Coordinator. It's not an official title but...
NurseInTheHall replied to jnemartin's topic in School
I like this! I usually say "Medical information is private information" and leave it at that, but this gives them a nice example. Totally using this from now
NurseInTheHall replied to nicole.schoolRN's topic in School
There is a free contact tracing course through Coursera that takes about 6 hours to complete and results in a Johns Hopkins Contact Tracer Certificate. I highly recommend, if for no other reason, to...
NurseInTheHall replied to Eleven011's topic in School
Haha! Yes!! ? I keep thinking about how this could really put a damper on the lice treatment and prevention industry! There is a real potential here to eradicate those little buggers!
NurseInTheHall replied to Mango Juice's topic in School
We have been cleaning like crazy these past 2 weeks. I actually had to send out an email on Tuesday evening to remind the teachers to take it easy with their rogue cleaners because the fumes were...
NurseInTheHall replied to BrisketRN's topic in School
I have some by Zoe+Ruth. If anything, they understate the temp. I do several scans to make sure I'm actually getting the hot spot around the temple. Better than trying to get the littles to use an...
NurseInTheHall replied to Csn2016's topic in School
We use Magnus. It's too expensive and not as user-friendly as the sales team would have you believe. If you have high acuity, unlimited funds, and your own designated in-house I.T. point person, go...
NurseInTheHall replied to PedsRN4Beach's topic in School
I wouldn't think that an AT would be able to delegate to an RN but it may depend on your state and your school chain of command. Given the information you provided, it doesn't sound like this AT...
NurseInTheHall replied to jnemartin's topic in School
I got obsessed with making this, bought the legos and everything ... tried it with just heads, tried it with full lego figures, identical except for the faces, but the kids just didn't 'get it'. The...
What would your response be to a parent who wants to stay at school all day to provide their child's diabetes management care? Based on some of the threads I've read, I anticipate that some school...
NurseInTheHall replied to MHDNURSE's topic in School
Check these out... Hope they help. ? https://www.pval.org/Page/238 https://www.wyasd.k12.pa.us/healthroom-nurses?platform=hootsuite https://sites.google.com/site/pvusdnurses/orientation...