• If school nurses don't understand cyberbullying, cyberbullying could be a growing issue for students.
• Using different methods of research, articles about school nurses' understanding of cyberbullying and social media were used.
  
• Since there was only one article that discussed the likelihood of cyberbullying to school personnel, there was no article found that was related to the disclosure of a school nurse. Secondly, there was only a single article that covered the concept of adding screening questions about children's lifestyle in a healthcare setting. Meawhile, one study found that 33% of cyberbullying victims were experienced ease in sharing the incident with an adult. (Schneider et al., 2015)
  
• Some of the articles showed results from non-experimental studies, while remaining studies focused on extensive overviews of cyberbullying. However, there were no studies found that inquired about school nurses knowledge of social media in context with cyberbullying. (Carter & Wilson, 2015)
  

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