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1 AUGUST 11 and 12, 2015 ABOUT THE PROGRAM This two-day orientation program for Licensed School Nurses provides a framework for practice for baccalaureate-prepared nurses who are new to the school nurse role. Topics cover required and essential components of school health services in Minnesota elementary and secondary schools. Licensure as a School Nurse is provided by the Minnesota Board of Teaching. Prerequisites include a bachelor s degree from a regionally accredited school of nursing, RN licensure and public health nursing certification, both from the Minnesota Board of Nursing. To obtain a School Nurse license, go to this website: MDE Educator Excellence > Licensing and use the online licensing system. Set up an account, log in and follow the instructions for First-Time Full Professional Minnesota Education License. School nurses use the same steps for licensure as teachers but have some exemptions such as not taking teacher skills tests. For a checklist to navigate the licensure system, Ruth Ellen Luehr (address below) at the Minnesota Department of Education. PROGRAM QUESTIONS? Contact: Rebecca Hudlow, School Nurse Consultant ; rebecca.hudlow@gmail.com Ruth Ellen Luehr, Minnesota Department of Education ; ruthellen.luehr@state.mn.us OBJECTIVES At the conclusion of the program, participants will be able to: Apply the Nurse Practice Act and Scope and Standards of Practice for School Nursing in his/her new role including the legal issues related to supervision and delegation and documentation. Describe nursing assessment and strategies for management of population-based and individual student education-related health needs such as children s episodic illnesses, chronic diseases, injuries and infectious disease control and prevention. Summarize the school nurse role in development of student individualized healthcare plans, emergency care plans, crisis response plans, individualized education program plans and 504 plans. Identify partnerships in schools and communities to which school nurses are key contributors public health team, school health team, wellness councils, student support services, All Hazard Planning, early childhood and the school nurse role in health teaching and counseling. This program is offered at low cost due to support from the sponsors: School Nurse Organization of Minnesota (SNOM), Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) and Minnesota Department of Health (MDH).

2 TUESDAY, AUGUST 11 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12 GENERAL TOPICS 8:00 a.m. Check-In & Continental Breakfast 8:30 a.m. Welcome! and Overview Specialty Practice of School Nursing Minnesota Nurse Practice Act National Standards of Practice Delegation/Supervision Critical Issues in School Nursing Medication Management Communicable Diseases Immunizations Documentation Support, Leadership, Advocacy MDH Resources MDE Resources NASN SNOM 7:30 a.m. Check-In & Continental Breakfast 8:00 a.m. Welcome Back! Nursing Assessment and Education-Related Decisions Children with Special Health Care Needs Individualized Healthcare Plans (IHP) Emergency Care Plans (ECP), Disaster Plans Special Education Issues: Individual Educational Program (IEP) plans Third Party Reimbursement Americans with Disabilities Act and 504 Plans Unique Learners Planning and Management of School Health Services Managing Illnesses & Injuries in School Common Health Problems presented by Children and Youth First Weeks: Priorities 4:00 p.m.: Adjourn School and Community Partnerships 4:15 p.m. Adjourn ALSO OFFERED: Child and Teen Checkups (C&TC): Hearing and Vision Screening Workshop for School Nurse Orientation, Monday August 11 or Thursday, August 14, 2015 sponsored by the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH), held at the Minnesota Department of Education Click on the title underline hyperlink to access information and registration or contact Faith Kidder at or Limited to 20 participants for each session so Register early.

4 EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES & SCHOOL HEALTH SERVICES RESOURCES SNOM School Nurse Organization of Minnesota SNOM is the professional organization of the specialty practice of school nursing; Licensed School Nurses are eligible for membership. SNOM is affiliated with the National Association of School Nurses. Joint state-national dues are $145 per year. On the website, see events on the front page or click Your Profession, then Professional Development for current statewide and regional meetings. Watch for registration for: SNOM Fall Conference, November 6-7, 2015 Building Blocks to a Better Practice As a SNOM Member, you may sign up for the listserv that regularly highlights research, professional development and new resources. National Association of School Nurses Find resources under Tools and Resources and Publications. NASN has a number of online education offerings and publishes excellent resources. Consider purchasing these texts: School Nursing, A Comprehensive Text - $95 School Nursing Certification Review - $39 Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) Find an index for the wide array of resources offered by the state health agency. Subscribe to updates on topic area by clicking the small red envelope. Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) Note a number or programs under these headings: Student Success; Educator Excellence > School Safety and Health; Special Education in the Classroom. Sign up for a notice whenever new information is posted on a given page. NOTE: The School Nursing: Scope and Standards of Practice will be provided to participants of the Orientation seminar.

5 AUGUST 11 and 12, 2015 Fee for two- day seminar: $115 Minnesota Department of Education Minnesota Department of Health Either register online at DUE AUGUST 7, 2015 OR register by mail: Print this page, complete and send with a check to the address below. Please list contact information where you can be reached in August before the program: First Name Last Name Role/Position How long in present position? School District/Agency Name Home Address OR School/Agency Address Daytime/Cell Phone x What question do you need answered so that you feel your time at the seminar is well spent? REGISTRATION FEE: $115 Pay by check payable to SNOM. Purchase orders not accepted. Due August 7, Otherwise we cannot guarantee materials and meals will be available. The registration fee includes reference materials, speaker fees, continental breakfast, refreshments, lunches and a continuing education record. Mail form and check to: (No purchase orders) Rebecca Hudlow (SNOM) 6148 Sunny Road Minnetonka, Minnesota PLEASE MARK ALL THAT APPLY: LSN PHN RN Masters Doctorate Nursing Certification, Specify: YES. I agree to have my name, contact information and credentials included on the participant list to be distributed to seminar participants, instructors and SNOM officers. Information on this registration form is private data used to identify and locate you, obtain payment and enable instructors to better know their audience. Name, address and credentials are required.

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