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I_UndergroundPanther

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2. In the 70's

Reply to Diamond_Dog (Original post)

Fri Jan 21, 2022, 09:36 PM

Jan 2022

We had the nurse's office.
It had a nurse there everyday and a doctor was there twice a week.

I took my noon meds in the nurses station.
I thought all schools had a nursing station.

When did that stop being part of school?

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Why didn't anyone think of this before? It's a great idea. [View all] Diamond_Dog Jan 2022 OP

I hope the repugs don't hear about this... Ferrets are Cool Jan 2022 #1

In the 70's I_UndergroundPanther Jan 2022 #2

I think school nurses Diamond_Dog Jan 2022 #5

We had them in our schools in the 50's and 60's, too. Full-time nurses. Nay Jan 2022 #10

So this will provide more extensive treatment than a school nurse... brush Jan 2022 #3

Source for the OP??? MyOwnPeace Jan 2022 #4

I added it - sorry Diamond_Dog Jan 2022 #6

School nurses, unless they are also nurse practitioners, are not allowed to... 3catwoman3 Jan 2022 #7

They are nurse practitioners according to the article. it is a good idea. Demsrule86 Jan 2022 #8

I know. I was referring to traditional school nurses. I agree that this is an... 3catwoman3 Jan 2022 #9