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EHR Adoption Rate Statistics

SoftwaresBy eduhealthsystem February 11, 2021

Team EduHealth recently surveyed school nurses to understand the latest EHR (Electronic Health Record) adoption trends in schools and school districts. The statistical report is based on a survey we conducted, which finds what in an EHR are school nurses and administrators looking for and which features in the system improved its adoption rates in the school and school districts. We’ve also covered important statistics on the other key decision-making factors in EHR adoption.…

Healthy sleep is vital for a students’ well-being.

Student Health CareBy eduhealthsystem December 9, 2020

A study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the maternal child and health bureau has revealed that most American high school students and 34% of children don’t get enough sleep. According to research, the new norms after the pandemic have created changes in children’s daily habits, including their sleep and wake schedules. The reasons also include the increasing…

How Electronic Health Records Help Reduce Teacher Absences

SoftwaresBy eduhealthsystem November 20, 2020

More than 900,000 K-12 teachers per school year were absent from their classrooms in 2019. This is 28% of teachers nation-wide who are chronically absent. This number is thought to be even higher with the rise in number of teachers resigning from their jobs owing to COVID 19. 10 absent days every school year is the tipping point beyond…

How Can a School Nurses Help in Managing Asthma in Students?

School nursing, SoftwareBy eduhealthsystem October 1, 2020

Managing asthma in students: how school nurses can make a difference How can we ensure that students with asthma are able to thrive in school, despite the challenges that come with managing their condition? Managing asthma in schools can be complex, especially when you have to consider a range of factors from identifying triggers and…

How are schools across the globe re-opening amid COVID 19

covid-19 resourcesBy eduhealthsystem August 28, 2020

While big-city school districts and schools in communities living in high poverty and less likely to re-open for in-person classes, the academic year begins for 50 million children in the US. The Center for Reinventing Public Education has analyzed reopening plans for almost 500 school districts across the country, including many of the biggest ones. Across…

Detection and control of COVID 19 spread in schools using technology

covid-19 resourcesBy eduhealthsystem August 11, 2020

The schooling community comprising of students, teachers, staff, parents, and administration is looking at how they can slow the spread of COVID 19 within the schooling environment. Schools are determining how they can collaborate with state and local health officials to implement CDCs considerations to maintain healthy learning environments.  To help students and communities to…

Being a school nurse: Challenges and How to Resolve Them

School nursingBy eduhealthsystem July 23, 2020

School nurses play a multifaceted role in supporting students and communities with their health needs and this is just one of their many responsibilities. They serve in a pivotal role that bridges healthcare and education. Most key responsibilities of school nurses have risen as a response to the local need. School nurses are part of…

COVID 19: How FERPA and HIPAA apply to student records

covid-19 resourcesBy eduhealthsystem July 6, 2020

School administrators have to face multiple questions around privacy as COVID 19 continues to spread globally. Administrators must form a strategy on how to inform communities about infections that are spreading among students and their close circles, how to respond to such cases, and most importantly, how to manage keeping students’ privacy safe in such cases. The School Superintendents association has put together…

Is my child at risk of contracting COVID 19?

covid-19 resources, Health Care TipsBy eduhealthsystem June 19, 2020

Reports have it that children may not spread COVID 19 as much as adults do. However, as the US plans return to work after lockdowns, it is important for parents and school health facilitators to follow the CDC’s guidelines on children’s healthcare and well-being. Most children over a year old may show mild symptoms of COVID 19. If they have a…

Tips for safely visiting your family and friends during COVID 19

covid-19 resourcesBy eduhealthsystem June 3, 2020

As America prepares to reopen businesses, a pertinent question making the rounds is “When can I safely visit my family and friends?” Medical expert and family physician Bethany Panchal in an article for the Ohio State University has said that while there are no universal answers to the question, there are some tips that you can…

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