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Full coverage· Health· Updated

Allergy Group Sues to Halt School Nurse Reform

An Israeli organization representing children with food allergies is suing the Ministries of Education and Health to stop a pilot program that replaces personal medical assistants with a single school nurse per school, arguing it compromises student safety.

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What happened

  1. 01Allergy group petitions High Court to halt school nurse reform.
  2. 02Program replaces personal assistants with one nurse per school.
  3. 03Group claims nurses cannot provide adequate allergy supervision.
  4. 04Ministries say reform improves care and nurses are better trained.
  5. 05Student medical support needs have significantly increased.
  6. 06Legal battle seeks to maintain current personal assistance.

The ministries counter that the reform will improve care and that nurses are better qualified.

Translated and summarized by baba from Mignews, the latest report. Read Mignews’s original

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