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Acknowledgement Special thanks to: Dr. Laura Fenster Rothschild, internship preceptor, Anne E. Ray, CAS research associate and Ann Marie Hill, Internship Coordinator Outcomes Participating nurse teams will be compared on the characteristics described above. Identifying existing themes and best practices in school and community health leadership will help guide implementation of case study. Evaluation Significance JJSHLP is: Incorporates 18-month fellowship Aims to develop leadership, management, and public health skills Includes case study analysis of 2014 cohort to be used in nurse leadership implementation Contribute to a case study analysis of the Johnson & Johnson School Health Leadership Program (JJSHLP) by reviewing several literatures. Purpose Methods Conducted literature review using CINAHL, First Consult, MEDLINE and others Examined and compiled data for relevance Documented and compared demographics of nurse teams selected to participate in the case study Linda Anyaduba, Laura F. Rothschild, Anne E. Ray, Center for Alcohol Studies: Education and Training Site A Site B Geographical Region Urban Rural Team Structure 4 nurses with a community public health partner 3 nurses with a school administrative partner School Community <1% American Indian, 4% Asian, 31% Black or <1% Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, 27% White, 35% Hispanic 59% of students qualify for free or reduced meals 2% American Indian, 2% Asian, 2% Black, 2% Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, 71% White, 22% Hispanic 71.9% of students qualify for free or reduced meals Identified Health Need High rates of job dissatisfaction, turnover, and absenteeism due to illness Excessive school absences associated with flu related illness or immunization noncompliance Enduring Chang e Plan (ECP) Goals Development of an employee wellness policy and programs within the district Implementation of an onsite vaccination program with flu vaccine for students & staff Basol et al: St Cloud Hospital’s PPM Valaitis et al: Internal influences on curriculum The image illustrates the hospital’s mission and practices that are effective.
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Acknowledgement
Special thanks to: Dr. Laura Fenster Rothschild, internship preceptor, Anne E. Ray, CAS research associate and Ann Marie Hill, Internship Coordinator
Outcomes
Participating nurse teams will be compared on the characteristics described above.
Identifying existing themes and best practices in school and community health leadership will help guide implementation of case study.
Evaluation
Significance
JJSHLP is: Incorporates 18-month fellowship Aims to develop leadership, management,
and public health skills Includes case study analysis of 2014 cohort
to be used in nurse leadership implementation
Contribute to a case study analysis of the Johnson & Johnson School Health Leadership Program (JJSHLP) by reviewing several literatures.
Purpose
Methods
Conducted literature review using CINAHL, First Consult, MEDLINE and others
Examined and compiled data for relevance Documented and compared demographics of
nurse teams selected to participate in the case study
Linda Anyaduba, Laura F. Rothschild, Anne E. Ray, Center for Alcohol Studies: Education and Training
Site A Site B
Geographical Region Urban Rural
Team Structure 4 nurses with a
community public
health partner
3 nurses with a school
administrative partner
School Community <1% American
Indian, 4% Asian,
31% Black or <1%
Native Hawaiian
or Other Pacific
Islander, 27%
White, 35%
Hispanic
59% of students
qualify for free or
reduced meals
2% American Indian,
2% Asian, 2% Black,
2% Native Hawaiian
or Other Pacific
Islander, 71% White,
22% Hispanic
71.9% of students
qualify for free or
reduced meals
Identified Health
Need
High rates of job
dissatisfaction,
turnover, and
absenteeism due
to illness
Excessive school absences associated with flu related illness or immunization noncompliance
Enduring Chang e
Plan (ECP) Goals
Development of
an employee
wellness policy
and programs
within the district
Implementation of an
onsite vaccination
program with flu
vaccine for students
& staff
Basol et al: St Cloud Hospital’s PPM
Valaitis et al: Internal influences on curriculum
The image illustrates the hospital’s mission and practices that are effective.
