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School nursing. Investing in school-age children's health.

P Bagnall

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This paper briefly charts historical antecedents and current healthcare issues that have impact on the delivery of the school health service. New ways in which the school nursing potential can be maximised towards improving the health of the nation's school children are suggested.

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This paper briefly charts historical antecedents and current healthcare issues that have impact on the delivery of the school health service. New ways in which the school nursing potential can be maximised towards improving the health of the nation's school children are suggested.

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This paper briefly charts historical antecedents and current healthcare issues that have impact on the delivery of the school health service. New ways in which the school nursing potential can be maximised towards improving the health of the nation's school children are suggested.

Key concepts: School nursing, School health, Nursing, Health services, School nurse, Psychology, Medicine, Medical education

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