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Children spend more time at school than anywhere else except home; thus, schools can have a major effect on children's health by providing a healthy physical environment, serving meals and snacks built around sound nutritional guidelines, and teaching about health, as well as modelling and promoting healthy behaviors. School health-services programs involve not only school nurses and focus not only on nursing practice, standards and performance issues, they also include services and classes to teach students the information and skills they need to become health-literate, to maintain and improve their health, to prevent disease and to reduce risky behaviors impacting health. <EM>The Encyclopedia of School Health</EM> offers quick access to health and wellness information most relevant to children. Valuable guidance is provided on: developmental stages; acute and chronic illnesses; special education; nutrition; crisis response; prevention; and more.

Encyclopedia of School Health

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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SCHOOL HEALTH

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Editorial Board.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Dedication.
List of Entries.
Reader&#x0027;s Guide.
About the Editors.
Contributors.
Introduction.
1: Absences Due to Health Conditions: Assessment.
2: Absences Due to Health Conditions: Interventions.
3: Academic Achievement and Behavioral Health.
4: Academic Achievement and Health.
5: Academic Achievement and Nutrition.
6: Academic Achievement and Physical Activity.
7: Academic Achievement and School Health Programs.
8: Access to Care.
9: Acoustics and Noise Pollution.
10: Adolescent Growth and Development.
11: Adolescent Health Services: Reproductive.
12: Adolescent Health Services: Substance Use.
13: Advocacy for School Health Policies.
14: Aesthetic Surroundings and Lighting.
15: Afterschool Snack Programs.
16: All-Hazards Approach.
17: Anti-Bullying Policies.
18: Athletic Trainer.
19: Behavioral Health: Diagnoses.
20: Behavioral Health: High School Students.
21: Behavioral Health: Middle School Students.
22: Behavioral Health: Policies.
23: Behavioral Health: Pre-K and Elementary Students.
24: Behavioral Health: Youths in Juvenile Justice Programs and Settings.
25: Behavioral Health and Healthy Nutrition.
26: Behavioral Health Considerations in the School Environment.
27: Behavioral Health Screening and Assessment in Schools.
28: Behavioral Health Services: Evaluation.
29: Behavioral/Clinical Spectrum.
30: Brain DevelOpment.
31: Breakfast in the Classroom.
32: Bullying and Harassment Prevention.
33: Characteristics of Effective Health Education Curricula.
34: Characteristics of Effective Health Education Instruction.
35: Characteristics of Effective Physical Education Curricula.
36: Characteristics of Effective Physical Education Instruction.
37: Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting.
38: Child Care Health Consultant.
39: Child Nutrition Act and Wellness.
40: Children, Abused or Neglected.
41: Children and Youths in Juvenile Justice Programs and Settings.
42: Children Living in Foster Care.
43: Children Living in Poverty.
44: Children of Migrant Farm Workers.
45: Closed and Open Campus Policies.
46: Common Behavioral Health Disorders: Asperger&#x0027;s Disorder.
47: Common Behavioral Health Disorders: Bipolar Disorder.
48: Community Behavioral Health and Social Service Agencies.
49: Concerns-Based Adoption Model.
50: Condom Availability.
51: Confidentiality.
52: Coordinated School Health Model: Behavioral Health Services.
53: Coordinated School Health Model: Family and Community Engagement.
54: Coordinated School Health Model: Role of Health Education.
55: Coordinated School Health Model: Role of Physical Education.
56: Coordinated School Health Model: Role of School Health Services.
57: Coordinated School Health Model: School Environment.
58: Coordinated School Health Model: School Nutrition.
59: Coordinated School Health Model: Staff Wellness.
60: Crisis Prevention and Intervention.
61: Cultural Competency.
62: Delivery of Behavioral Health Services in Schools.
63: Dental Screening and Care.
64: Developing Behavioral Health Interventions in Schools.
65: Diagnosing Behavioral Health and Behavioral Concerns.
66: Diffusion of Innovation Theory.
67: Disordered Eating.
68: Drinking Water in Schools.
69: Drug Testing of Students.
70: Early Intervention.
71: Education Content Areas: Body Systems.
72: Education Content Areas: Community Health.
73: Education Content Areas: Consumer Health.
74: Education Content Areas: Environmental Health.
75: Education Content Areas: Human Growth and Development.
76: Education Content Areas: Nutrition.
77: Education Content Areas: Personal Health.
78: Education Content Areas: Prevention and Control of Diseases.
79: Education Content Areas: Prevention of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drug Use.
80: Education Content Areas: Sexual Health.
81: Education Content Areas: Unintentional Injury Prevention and Safety.
82: Educational Audiologist.
83: Emergency Care for Students and Staff.
84: Emergency Plans and Preparedness.
85: Employee Assistance Programs.
86: Enabling Component: Behavioral Health.
87: Environmental Safety: Chemical Spills and Safe Storage.
88: Environmental Safety: Outdoor Air Quality.
89: Environmental Safety: Sun.
90: Evidence-Based Interventions.
91: Extending Behavioral Health Interventions to Families and the Community.
92: Families New to the School.
93: Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act.
94: Family Home Consultation.
95: Farm-to-School Programs.
96: Fitness Assessments.
97: Food Safety.
98: Full-Service Community Schools.
99: Functional Knowledge.
100: Gang Identification and Intervention Strategies.
101: Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning (GLBTQ) Students.
102: Gay/Straight Student Alliances.
103: Green Cleaning and Purchasing For Schools.
104: Health Assessment.
105: Health Assessments for Staff.
106: Health Belief Model.
107: Health Disparities Among School-Age Youth.
108: Health Education, Formal.
109: Health Education, Informal.
110: Health Education for Staff.
111: Health Education Policies and Requirements.
112: Health Education Standards, National.
113: Health Education Standards, State.
114: Health Educator.
115: Health Incentives for Staff.
116: Health Instruction for Students with Special Needs.
117: Health Insurance for Students and Staff.
118: Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
119: Health Literacy.
120: Health Service Guidelines and Regulations.
121: Health Service Program Evaluation.
122: Health-Related Knowledge, Attitudes, Behaviors, and Skills.
123: Hearing Screening.
124: HIV Testing, Counseling, and Referrals.
125: Homeless Youth.
126: Immigrant Families.
127: Immunizations: Collaboration.
128: Immunizations: Policies.
129: Immunizations: Program Management.
130: Immunizations: Site-Based Services.
131: Individualized Education Programs.
132: Individualized Healthcare Plans.
133: Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.
134: Indoor Air Quality.
135: Infectious Diseases: Policies.
136: Infectious Diseases: Prevention and Control.
137: Infectious Diseases: Role of Super-Spreaders.
138: Infectious Diseases: School Closures.
139: Integrated Pest Management.
140: Intervention: Nutrition.
141: Intervention: Weight.
142: Intramural Sports Programs and Extracurricular Activities.
143: Lead.
144: Lifetime Fitness Skills.
145: Management of Chronic Illnesses at School: Asthma.
146: Management of Chronic Illnesses at School: Diabetes.
147: Management of Chronic Illnesses at School: Epilepsy.
148: Management of Chronic Illnesses at School: Obesity.
149: Management of Chronic Illnesses at School: Peanut Allergies.
150: Management of Infectious Diseases: Chicken Pox.
151: Management of Infectious Diseases: Herpes Simplex.
152: Management of Infectious Diseases: HIV.
153: Management of Infectious Diseases: Impetigo.
154: Management of Infectious Diseases: Lice.
155: Management of Infectious Diseases: Ringworm.
156: Management of Infectious Diseases: Scabies.
157: Management of Infectious Diseases: Sexually Transmitted Diseases.
158: Management of Infectious Diseases: Warts.
159: Medication Administration.
160: Mold.
161: Motivational Interviewing.
162: National School Breakfast Program.
163: National School Lunch Program.
164: National Sexuality Education Standards.
165: National Summer Food Service Program.
166: Needs Assessment.
167: Nurse Practitioner in Schools.
168: Nutrition Education and Promotion for Parents.
169: Nutrition Education and Promotion for Staff.
170: Nutritious Foods: Availability in Schools.
171: Obesity.
172: Occupational Therapist.
173: Partnering With Students&#x0027; Families to Promote Health.
174: Physical Activity and Movement in the Classroom.
175: Physical Activity Clubs.
176: Physical Activity Policies: Physical Activity as Reward or Punishment.
177: Physical Activity Policies: Requirements.
178: Physical Activity Programs for Staff.
179: Physical Education Equipment.
180: Physical Education for Students with Special Needs.
181: Physical Education Requirements.
182: Physical Education Standards, National and State.
183: Physical Inactivity: Reducing Screen Time.
184: Physical Therapist.
185: Playground Equipment, Materials, Surfaces, and Supervision.
186: Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports.
187: Positive Role Modeling for Students.
188: Pregnancy Prevention.

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