so given the topic - alcohol studies - would it be logical to incorporate a neighboring district and perhaps a DARE police officer that we share (the neighboring district nurse and I) if everyone...
my state used to be very specific about any trained delegate absolutely positively needed to be cpr certified. But that's cooled off and now anyone willing can be trained. CPR is a big plus, though....
I can't give you any legal advice, but to me it sounds like you need legal advice. It does not sound right to me that a plaintiff's address would be made known to a defendant in a case of assault....
We have a state database for vaccines. I won't even let them in the door if their vaccines aren't in order - provisional status only works for certain students. This is One of those rare cases. The...
i get a sub in to help me with screenings for the few days that I try to get them all done in and I send an email out requesting that the teachers refrain from sending minor complaints to my office....
people have no idea what our job entails. I've had times when people have spent some time in my office sitting with a student or for whatever reason and i will continue to work. They will always...
i spoke to one of my eighth graders who wasn't feeling great the other day and asked her what was going on. She smiled and said "soccer" This girl is OVERBOOKED. playing on 2 soccer teams (an hour...
just finished Finders Keepers (the next follow up to Mr Mercedes - which was incredible) i loved it - I can't wait for the third part of the trilogy. I couldn't put it
Such a timely current event to our discussion. Anyone here from Utah or up on Utah laws as far as orders and nurses in schools? Girl, 9, denied inhaler during coughing fit, per school district policy...
well, i have - but it was more of a temporary pump malfunction (tubing was leaking), asymptomatic, no-ketone situation than the mess you're describing. If the student wasn't feeling well, was testing...
ok, so while we're on the topic of self admin orders - if you have a student that you know yourself is capable of self administering an inhaler, but the AAP comes through with that box clearly checked...
i kept all mine - but honestly after about 6 months or so into nursing i don't think i ever looked at them again. I still have them some where, but i've been a nurse for so long that no one would...
i usually, somewhat tongue in cheek, remind the student that i went to nursing school, not dental school and don't pull teeth. Sometimes the superintendent's been there in my office for these visits...
that depends on the state - trust me - i'd love it if all i needed was the RX label and a note from the parents. I take no joy in requiring extra paperwork. The bureaucrats in my lovely state...
ok, so my relatively new welch allyn went on the fritz - so i got alloyed when i put my budget in and ordered not only the bits needed to try and fix the WA, but a Piccolight and some cheapie ent set....
i just want to add and clarify that i don't confiscate the inhalers. I advise the students that they aren't supposed to be bringing them to school without orders - but for the same reasons that Jolie...
from my house supervisor days - had a patient that came in because she swallowed a bic pen - i got called to the OR because there was an issue with one of the nurses staying to recover the patient -...