A specialised branch of public health nursing known as school nursing supports academic performance by promoting and protecting students' health as well as facilitating normal growth. By bridging the gap between health care and education, providing care coordination, advocating for high-quality, patient-centered care, and working together to design systems that enable people and communities to realise their full potential, school nurses, who are grounded in ethical and evidence-based practise, can close the achievement gap between health care and education. With school-aged children, a school nurse works in a learning environment. During the course of the school day, students who get unwell or hurt frequently seek treatment from the school nurse. The duties of the position may include giving out regular prescriptions, caring for a kid who has a virus, or stabilising a youngster until help arrives in the event of a more serious accident. the status of school nurses.
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