Goals and Objective: Working with School-Aged Children

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Need three goals and learning objectives. This assignment has only two goals.Goal can be mandated immunization screening. Goals and objectives
Goal 1: To bring awareness on the role epinephrine to reduce anaphylaxis reaction and manage common allergic reactions Learning ObjectiveLearning ObjectivesA. Support medication administration and medical interventions among licensed school nurse1. Understand the risks and benefits of epinephrine injections
2. Train and understand epinephrine administration
3. Improve health outcomes for students with allergy and anaphylaxis B. Testing for competency to determine that standards are upheld when injecting epinephrine1. Recognition of the symptoms of anaphylaxis reactions
2. Training will highlight on following the medication administration plan
3. Plan for reducing risk reduction and support for self- management when necessary to improve outcomes
C. Be prepared in making decisions that improve care to meet the needs of students with anaphylaxis1. Learn when to administer epinephrine to avoid worsening health outcomes because of delays.
2. Staff involvement and collaboration with the administration to facilitate the epinephrine administration plan
3. Training to focus to improve knowledge managing anaphylaxis in school settingsGoal is measured through preparedness to use epinephrine, improved knowledge and ability to manage anaphylaxis events. 
Goal 2: To reduce school absences due to asthma Learning ObjectiveLearning ObjectivesA. Improving school environment 1. Education to address the triggers of absenteeism and use health interventions to improve health outcomes
2. Improving asthma management in schools where there is open communication and school programs improve health (Svavarsdottir et al., 2013).
3. Improving health service provision to reach to the most vulnerable asthma studentsB. Working with families 1. Improving monitoring and intervention to identify at risk students
2. Collaborating with patients is necessary to improve student health outcomes when there is better access to health information (Loschiavo, 2015).
3. Raising awareness among families on the resources available
C. Identify measurable outcomes to reduce school absence by 15 % after intervention1. Raising awareness about asthma among students and school officials, while monitoring students with asthma and their school attendance
2. Supporting asthma prevention programs while working closely with hospital administration and the parents
3. Impart knowledge on students involved in the education programs to improve health outcomes and manage asthma.Teacher evaluation and focus on student medical history and attendance record
Goal 3: Providing mandated screening and immunization monitoring Learning ObjectiveLe...