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Sep 29, 2026

Susan GoodmanHOST
0:20
As promised, our Back to School series continues.
Susan GoodmanHOST
0:25
Today, a very important topic, something near and dear to my heart, school nurses.
Susan GoodmanHOST
0:30
They have been my lifeline with my children.
Susan GoodmanHOST
0:33
So joining me today is Cynthia Carboni.

8 MINS LATER

Susan GoodmanHOST
8:17
I remember speaking to someone else who was a nursing supervisor, and she said, we don't have the opportunity to offer incentives and bonuses the way hospitals in other places do.
Susan GoodmanHOST
8:29
Is that also an issue in the Holyoke public school system?
Cynthia CarboniGUEST
8:33
I think that salary for school nurses is something statewide that we're looking at because you're looking for a certain level of education and experience.
Cynthia CarboniGUEST
8:47
And a school nurse, it can be a very isolating role because she or he may be the only health professional within the entire school.
Tim WrightHOST
2:47
For clinicians, sleep timing, school transition, and connectedness are worth routinely asking about when adolescents report fatigue, anxiety, or declining function.
Tim WrightHOST
2:58
And finally, school nurses may play a critical role in managing the growing medical needs of students, but many schools still lack full-time nursing coverage.
Tim WrightHOST
3:08
An August 17th American Academy of Pediatrics policy statement notes that only about 66% of U.S. schools have access to a full-time school nurse.
Tim WrightHOST
3:17
The AAP recommends at least one full-time registered nurse in every school and emphasizes stronger communication between school nurses and pediatric clinicians.
Tim WrightHOST
3:27
The need is illustrated by the August pediatric study of 202 children aged 5 to 13 at high risk for asthma exacerbations.
Tim WrightHOST
3:37
Although 79% of the schools knew the child had asthma, only 31% had reliever medication available, 31% had a valve holding chamber, and just 7% had an asthma care plan.
Joanna Parga-BelinkieHOST
16:13
To read the articles, visit our website at aap.org slash podcast.
David HillHOST
16:18
Coming up, we'll discuss the role of the school nurse in providing health services.
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16:30
Join the American Academy of Pediatrics in San Diego for the 2026 National Conference and Exhibition.
speaker_4ADVERTISER
16:37
We are excited for you to make meaningful connections, engage in top-notch educational sessions, participate in special events, and explore the exhibit hall.
speaker_4ADVERTISER
16:53
This year's conference will feature keynote speaker, Dr. Mike, one of healthcare's most recognized and influential voices, along with the Can't Miss San Diego experience at the Rady Shell at Jacobs Park.
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17:05
To learn more and to register, visit aapexperience.org. We look forward to seeing you there.
David HillHOST
17:13
Joanna, you've shared more than one story about getting calls from the school nurse and how that made you feel.
Joanna Parga-BelinkieHOST
17:20
It is never great to get those calls from the school.
Joanna Parga-BelinkieHOST
16:13
To read the articles, visit our website at aap.org slash podcast.
David HillHOST
16:18
Coming up, we'll discuss the role of the school nurse in providing health services.
speaker_4ADVERTISER
16:30
Join the American Academy of Pediatrics in San Diego for the 2026 National Conference and Exhibition.
speaker_4ADVERTISER
16:37
We are excited for you to make meaningful connections, engage in top-notch educational sessions, participate in special events, and explore the exhibit hall.
speaker_4ADVERTISER
16:53
This year's conference will feature keynote speaker, Dr. Mike, one of healthcare's most recognized and influential voices, along with the Can't Miss San Diego experience at the Rady Shell at Jacobs Park.
speaker_4ADVERTISER
17:05
To learn more and to register, visit aapexperience.org. We look forward to seeing you there.
David HillHOST
17:13
Joanna, you've shared more than one story about getting calls from the school nurse and how that made you feel.
Joanna Parga-BelinkieHOST
17:20
It is never great to get those calls from the school.
Pam HowardHOST
0:00
You are listening to the Less Drama, More Mama podcast, episode 421, When Kids Keep Asking to Go to the School Nurse.
Pam HowardHOST
0:17
This is Less Drama, More Mama, the podcast for moms who want to feel calm, in control, and confident about how to handle anything life throws their way.
Pam HowardHOST
0:27
If you're ready to go from feeling frazzled and disrespected to feeling calm and connected, this is the podcast for you.
Pam HowardHOST
0:38
Your child wakes up on a school morning with a stomach ache.
Pam HowardHOST
0:41
They complain of a headache before a test.
Pam HowardHOST
0:44
They ask to use the bathroom several times a day or keep requesting visits to the school nurse.
Pam HowardHOST
0:50
You take the symptoms seriously.
Pam HowardHOST
0:52
The nurse checks them.

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