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Step Up, Be Counted
Melissa Walker BSN, RN
Iowa Department of Education School Nurse Consultant
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10/3/2016 Step Up, Be Counted Melissa Walker BSN, RN Iowa Department of Education School Nurse Consultant Children With Chronic Health Conditions Attend School Everyday! 1 10/3/2016 Chronic Health Conditions: Impact Educational Outcomes
Iowa Department of Education School Nurse Consultant
Chronic Healthcare Conditions Require Special Healthcare Services And Individualized Plans WHAT NURSES KNOW…. Trained personnel on site is critical
Student Population
Health prevention, education & screenings Chronic disease management & health services Emergency Healthcare Services Collaborate with community providers Develop individualized healthcare & emergency plans
School Contact Information Chronic Health Conditions Workforce Data
Asthma Type 1 Diabetes Type 2 Diabetes Seizure Disorder Life Threatening Allergy
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District Who Provide Population Based Care
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School or District Who Provide Population Based Care
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Provide One On One or Small Group Based Care (Under 5 students)
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Who Provide One on One or Small Group Based Care (Under 5 students)
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District Who Provide One on One or Small Group Based Care (Under 5 students)
# of RNs, LPNs, and Health Associates, Health Paras, UAP providing Population Based Health Services # of RNs, LPNs and Health Associates, Health Secretaries, Paras, UAPs providing 1:1 services or small group services under five students
RN Encounters LPN Encounters UAP (Health Para‐ Educator) Encounters
Students Referred to Emergency Services Students Sent Home Students Returned Back to Class to Learn
Population Based School Health Services
Students Referred to Emergency Services Students Sent Home Students Returned Back to Class to Learn
Population Based School health Services
Students Referred to Emergency Services Students Sent Home Students Returned Back to Class to Learn
Population Based School Health Services
Provide a Flyer to Your School Board members & School Administration “They Only Know What They Know!”
To de‐identify individual students follow FERPA guidelines by substituting “YES” for the numbers that are less than 5 percent of your student population
https://www.nasn.org/Research/StepUpBeCounted
Show How Your Data Fits In With The State Totals
Infographics Can Be Found At: https://www.educateiowa.gov/administrative‐resources‐ school‐nurses
http://www.nasn.org/Research/StepUpBeCounted
Social Media Badges: They Can Draw Interest From Your School Community
Step Up, Be Counted 2016‐2017 Step Up, Be Counted Health Service Dispositions 2016‐2017
Chronic Health Conditions and Workforce Data
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/RHVDRZH Step Up, Be Counted Health Service Dispositions 2016‐2017
Student Health Encounter Data
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/MGVTMNQ