School Nurses on the Front Lines of Health Care: "STICKS & STONES" May Hurt More Than Your Students' Bones: A Guide to the Recognition of Bullying in Your Schools
Although students commonly present to the school nurses' office with physical chief complaints, there are many mental health concerns in the school-age population associated with emotional and physical consequences. Bullying is considered to be a public health crisis, plaguing students across the nation. It is important to develop a framework for recognizing problematic social and emotional interactions between students, like bullying, given the dire consequences on a student's physical and emotional well-being. This article describes typical presentations of bullying through a case scenario, providing a mnemonic for recognition and resources for prevention.
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Work Title | School Nurses on the Front Lines of Health Care: "STICKS & STONES" May Hurt More Than Your Students' Bones: A Guide to the Recognition of Bullying in Your Schools |
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Publication Date | December 12, 2019 |
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