An effective IEP in nursing should include several key components:
Assessment: A comprehensive evaluation of the student’s current health status, academic performance, and specific needs. Goals and Objectives: Clearly defined, measurable goals that the student is expected to achieve within a specific timeframe. Accommodations and Modifications: Adjustments to the learning environment, instructional methods, and assessment techniques to support the student’s learning. Nursing Interventions: Specific medical and nursing care plans, including medication management, physical therapy, or other healthcare services. Progress Monitoring: Regular evaluation of the student’s progress toward meeting the established goals and adjustments to the IEP as necessary.
