School Flu Risk–More Severe This Year: Seven Steps to Take
Donna Mazyck withNichole Bobo, MSN, RN andLorraine Schoenstadt, BSN, MS, RN
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As we enter into what is typically the height of flu season, the risk is particularly severe this year. In this segment we discuss why studentsare more at risk and offer specifc additional precautions to share with staff, students and parents. Follow on Twitter: @nkbobo @schoolnurses @bamradionetwork |
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January 25, 2015
School Nurses Radio
Episode Guests
Nichole Bobo is Director of Nursing Education for the National Associtiation of School Nurses and is the current Project-Manager of CDC three-year funded immunization project focused on determining knowledge, attitudes and beliefs of school nurses. Lorraine Schoenstadt, BSN, MS, RN, BC is a board certified public health nurse and has worked as a public health nurse for over 29 years. She is the Immunization Education Coordinator and Perinatal Hepatitis B Coordinator for the Chicago Department of Public Health Immunization Program.
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