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As we wrap up another busy and wonderful school year, please be sure to enjoy the summer respite with some good old fashioned relaxation! This is the time to catch up on rest and enjoy the freedom to be active and exercise. I encourage you to revisit Chris Tuck's earlier blog on Healthy School Nurse Role Models. Remember, NASN and NASN resources are available year round! Stay Healthy this Summer! Carolyn Duff, MS, RN, NCSN, President of NASN
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School Nurses in the News
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Medical Minute: Sick at SchoolWDIO-TV"When a kid gets sick at school, where do they go? It used to be the nurses office, however over the years they have become harder to find. ABC's medical reporter Dr. Timothy Johnson explains why more and more health officials are recommending they come back." View a recording of this story.
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National News That Matters to You
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2014 U.S. Report Card on Physical Activity for Children and Youth This report card assessed levels of physical activity and sedentary behaviors in American children and youth, facilitators and barriers for physical activity, and related health outcomes. Access an executive summary or the full report.
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NASN's Calendar of Events lists upcoming events for school nursing professionals. Events happening soon include:
Nebraska School Nurses Annual Health Conference
June 8 - 10, 2014
School Nurse Organization of Idaho Annual Conference
June 9 - 10, 2014
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The NASN Weekly Digest is an e-news communication of the National Association of School Nurses, Inc. (NASN) sent weekly to NASN members and subscribers. This weekly communication is designed to keep school nurse professionals informed of news, issues, events, and activities related to or affecting school nursing practice.
Although NASN refers to and/or may provide direct access to documents and resources other than those owned or developed by NASN, NASN is not responsible for the content, format, accuracy or availability of such. In addition, NASN does not have any editorial or other control over those materials. In addition, NASN reserves the right to make necessary changes to NASN owned and developed materials without notice.
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