Which strategies can a nurse teach to parents of a child experiencing uncomplicated school refusal? (Select all that apply.)

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In uncomplicated cases of school refusal,the parent needs to return the child to school as soon as possible.If symptoms are severe,a limited period of part-time or modified school attendance may be necessary.For example,part of the day may be spent in the counselor's or school nurse's office,with assignments obtained from the teacher.Parents should be empathetic yet firm and consistent in their insistence that the child attend school.Parents should not pick the child up at school once the child is there or let the child stay home until this issue is resolved.The principal and teacher should be told about the situation so that they can cooperate with the treatment plan.

Which Strategies Can a Nurse Teach to Parents of a Child