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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Food Allergy Group Challenges School Nurse Pilot in Israel's High Court

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An Israeli food allergy group has petitioned the High Court to stop a pilot program replacing individual aides for allergic students with a single school nurse, arguing it compromises safety. The Education Ministry defends the initiative, citing improved medical qualifications of nurses, while the court weighs the petition amid rising demand for student medical support.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Food allergy group petitions High Court to stop school nurse pilot.
  • Group argues nurses cannot replace continuous aide supervision.
  • Education Ministry claims nurses offer superior medical care.
  • Pilot replaces aides with one nurse per school in eight schools.
  • Case highlights rising need for student medical support in Israel.

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