For Shawnee: Keeping the Student (and Family) Front and Center

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Abstract

Patient-centered care is a buzzword heard often as part of health care reform efforts. For school nurses patient-centered care means student- and family-centered care. Student-centered care can improve student compliance and actually decrease school nurse workload. This article explains what student-centered means and provides examples of how school nurses can provide student and families-centered care in their communities. Approaches that center on individual students, as well as community cafes will be included.

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Maughan, E. D., & Willgerodt, M. (2018). For Shawnee: Keeping the Student (and Family) Front and Center. NASN School Nurse (Print), 33(1), 48–51. https://doi.org/10.1177/1942602X17744557

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