The Anatomy of a Position Statement

When a school nurse has a practice or policy question, there are many resources they can turn to for answers. One evidence-based site is the catalog of position statements and briefs located on the NASN website. However, the process for how position statements are developed has not been previously discussed. This article will review the process NASN uses to create and revise position statements as well as describe its components.

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NASN School Nurse
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2025-08-04
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https://doi.org/10.1177/1942602x251359629
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School Health and Nursing Education
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The Anatomy of a Position Statement

M. Jenkins
NASN School Nurse
School Health and Nursing Education
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The Anatomy of a Position Statement

M. Jenkins
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Abstract

When a school nurse has a practice or policy question, there are many resources they can turn to for answers. One evidence-based site is the catalog of position statements and briefs located on the NASN website. However, the process for how position statements are developed has not been previously discussed. This article will review the process NASN uses to create and revise position statements as well as describe its components.

NASN School NurseVol. 40(6)
Guilford County Schools (US), Guilford College (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 73%
School Health and Nursing Education
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