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Pediatrics, v.137 no.6, 2016년, pp.e20160852 - e20160852
Holmes, Breena Welch , Sheetz, Anne , Allison, Mandy , Ancona, Richard , Attisha, Elliott , Beers, Nathaniel , De Pinto, Cheryl , Gorski, Peter , Kjolhede, Chris , Lerner, Marc , Weiss-Harrison, Adrienne , Young, Thomas
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The American Academy of Pediatrics recognizes the important role school nurses play in promoting the optimal biopsychosocial health and well-being of school-aged children in the school setting. Although the concept of a school nurse has existed for more than a century, uniformity among states and sc...
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