Student Nurses as School Nurse Extenders

Rossman, Carol L.; Dood, Florence V.; Squires, Darcy A.

doi:10.1016/j.pedn.2012.02.005

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“…Clinical experiences that take place in community settings assist students with gaining experience and confidence in conducting assessment skills, population-specific health promotion activities, and client counseling to adopt healthy behaviors. [35,36] To promote safety in the workplace, nursing students could conduct risk assessments of and provide education to working-age adolescent clients using engaging and interactive approaches [10] as part of their community health clinical experience. Furthermore, prevention of WPV for all workers can be addressed through service-learning, a teaching strategy that helps students connect theory to practice and addresses a community need.…”

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Do adolescent employees perceive the risks of workplace violence? A mixed methods study

Smith

Gillespie

2016

JNEP

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Objective: Adolescents are at risk for workplace violence (WPV) exposure but may not perceive it as a risk. The purpose of this study was to explore adolescent employees' perceptions of safety from WPV. Methods: Using a qualitative dominant mixed methods design, thirty adolescent employees were recruited to complete a 36-item survey and individual interviews. Analyses included descriptive statistical techniques for survey responses, conventional content analysis for qualitative interview data, and mixed data analyses to explore differences in qualitative themes based on WPV exposure and gender. Results: Participants expressed mostly positive perceptions of safety despite 50% (n = 15) reporting WPV exposure. WPV exposure and gender did not appear to be indicative of overall perceptions of safety but may be linked to safety in numbers. Most males had positive perceptions of safety. Conclusion: Adolescent employees want and deserve WPV training. Recommendations for nurses and other health professionals to assist adolescents with addressing health and safety issues in the workplace are provided.

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Do adolescent employees perceive the risks of workplace violence? A mixed methods study

Smith

Gillespie

2016

JNEP

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“…School nursing is an integral component of public health nursing, and this concept of public health as the foundation for school nurse practice is explicitly stated in the new school nurse definition (NASN, 2016a). However, the use of school nurses as preceptors and the placement of student nurses in public and private schools to promote public health was not used to its fullest in Connecticut, especially at Southern Connecticut State University (SCSU) (Rossman, Dood, & Squires, 2012). Through collaboration with the regional school nurse supervisors group in the communities surrounding the university, the practice of placing student nurses in public and private schools emerged as a model for the required Community Health Nursing course for all senior nursing students at SCSU.…”

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“…In the current school-aged period children fight each other and clap their hands with their parents, peers, and others. In school-age children it is important to provide education about health, because in school-age children academic success begins with his health (Rossman, Dood, & Squires, 2012). Total number of school-age children in Indonesia by health profile (2015) is 37,302,551 students with specificity at elementary school age (7-12 years) are 7,430,608 students (Health Ministry of Indonesia, 2016).…”

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Smartphone Application as a Media to Change of health Behavior (Diet / Physical Activity Setup), Literature Review

Fradianto¹

2018

IJMPS

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Health promotion applications that are able to change health behaviors can be used as nursing interventions.The purpose of the study was to see, how the media through Smartphone applications can solve problems associated with overweight / obesity and physical activity in children. The Strategic Found method, that was done comprehensively was search of research articles in database of research journal, internet. The method used is literature review is based on the search, found 15 journals related to the application in the changes in health behavior (obesity / obesity and physical activity). Get found four main parts of this application that has good benefits in the purpose of weight loss and has fairly good quality applications. It is necessary to evaluate existing applications, paid and free applications have the same benefits, the interest of the community towards the application is high enough and Smartphone application development for health behavior change continues and needs to be improved. Available applications that are associated with changes in health behaviors in overweight or obesity and physical activity are excellent media use because, they have the benefit to achieve weight loss and increased physical activity.

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Student Nurses as School Nurse Extenders

Cited by 16 publications

References 13 publications

Do adolescent employees perceive the risks of workplace violence? A mixed methods study

Do adolescent employees perceive the risks of workplace violence? A mixed methods study

Town & Gown

Smartphone Application as a Media to Change of health Behavior (Diet / Physical Activity Setup), Literature Review

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