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Discussion Lists

  

What is a discussion list?
A discussion list is an electronic mailing list for communicating with other people who have subscribed to the same list.  Using e-mail, you can participate in an NASN discussion list(s) pertaining to your school nursing sub-specialty practice or a specific area of interest to school nursing.  The purpose of NASN's discussion lists is to facilitate networking and professional growth among NASN members.  Each NASN discussion list is monitored by an NASN member who has a special interest in the list's area of discussion. 

How do discussion lists work?
When you submit a message to a discussion list, your message is relayed to all those on the list. You receive messages from other participants via e-mail.  The result is similar to a newsgroup or forum, except that the messages are transmitted as e-mail and are therefore available only to individuals on the list.
 
List rules & disclaimer
All list participants are expected to follow the list rules and read the list disclaimer.  Read now.

Lists open to NASN members
These lists are open to NASN members.  Get more information or Join.

Areas of Practice Topics:

  • Elementary School Nurses
  • Secondary School Nurses (formerly High School Nurses and Middle School Nurses)
  • Private and Parochial School Nurses 
  • Special Needs & Early Childhood School Nurses
  • School Nurse Administrators
  • School Nurse Educators
  • Graduate Student

Areas of Interest Topics:

  • Global Issues 
  • School Nurse Promotion (formerly Advocacy Issues)
  • Research
  • Nursing Languages and Information Technology

Lists open to all audiences

Lists for NASN Leaders

Go to Discussion List for NASN Leaders for more information.

 
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