Janice Selekman, Editor

Here is the only text of its kind developed by the National Association of School Nurses (NASN), the recognized authority on school-age children and school health issues.

Living up to its name, School Nursing highlights the role of the school nurse in coordinating a comprehensive school health program. The text addresses the best practices to care for children while in school, and how the school nurse can be a vital link in the clinical management of child healthcare.

With an up-to-date, practical and common sense based approach that can be applied to various schools across the United States, School Nursing is a valuable resource for both the novice and experienced nurse alike.

Janice Selekman and Linda Wolfe

Updated

The 2010 update to help you prepare to take the  National School Nurse Certification Exam. Dr. Janice Selekman DNSc, RN, NCSN, a recognized expert in pediatric nursing, and NASN Past President Linda C. Wolfe MEd, BSN, RN, NCSN, FNASN are the authors. Created in response to many years of requests from School Nurses, the text offers a study guide related to the certification process and content. It is formatted as a review and is in an outline format. Chapter 1 outlines the School Nurse certification process, while Chapter 2 presents strategies for preparing and taking the test. Chapter 3 provides an overview of principles and concepts that are the foundation of pediatric nursing and working with children. The content areas are covered in Chapters 4 - 8. Practice questions are included. A full index is now included for easy reference.(2010)

Visit nasn.org to purchase this review book