FAQs

Photos, Diagrams:

Most photos, diagrams, and charts are linked to a webpage. Click on one to visit the site.

PDFs:

Downloadable
Viewable within site or full screen
Gray bar at bottom of PDF contains all controls
NOTE: when scrolling DIRECTLY on the PDF, the pages (if more than one page) of the PDF will scroll; if you want to scroll down the webpage, place your cursor on either side of the main content and then scroll
PLEASE be considerate of the environment – download and electronically share files with others. Please only print when absolutely necessary.

Search

Due to the size of this site, you are advised to enter in a search word(s) to locate all areas your topic is addressed on the site. The SEARCH box is located on the left side below the menu bar.

Scroll Up Button

Many of the webpages within School Nursing 101 are LONG! After scrolling down beyond the landing portion of the page, a small up-arrow icon appears at the bottom, right of your screen. Clicking on this arrow will take you right back to the top of the page without you having to scroll.

Sitemap

A link to the Sitemap is located in the footer. This page displays a list of all webpages within SchoolNursing101.com in alpha order by 1) main topic, 2) secondary topic, etc. When you click on a page, it will take you directly to that page.

Can I make a suggestion or recommendation?

Please do! It has been more than two years since I started creating SchoolNursing101.com, and I realize it will need to be continually updated to stay current on topics we often encounter in the clinic. I often feel I’ve become too close to the site to recognize an error or omission. If you have authored something you would like to have included in the site, please use the Contact form. If you know of a great webpage/site you would like to be included in SchoolNursing101.com, please use the same Contact form to submit the information.

Can you create additional pages?

Yes, I anticipate that will continually be the case. For example, Mental Health was just a “catch all” for this topic but has expanded to multiple pages. As recommendations come in and my research finds new links and documents that would be helpful, I will create a specific page for a particular topic. Considering the diversification of our students, families, and staff, I don’t consider SchoolNursing101.com to be complete now or anytime for that matter. There are no limitations on information needed by school nurses.

Wait a minute, I see something familiar!

I have gone to great lengths to find authors on many of the items you will see on SchoolNursing101.com, but I haven’t been able to find rightful authors of every document. If you are the original author, please use the Contact form and send me the item title and the page it’s located on this sight along with your name, credentials/title, and city so I can give credit where credit is due. I am more than happy to identify the author of great work! The vast majority of photos contain an embedded link — click on it and it’ll take you to the website.

I keep clicking on a link, and it’s not what it should be – what now?

I would greatly appreciate it if you would use the Contact form to alert me of any broken links. Just note the link’s name and what webpage it is on. I vow to take a section of the site each day to make sure the links remain current.