Health educ (Prelims)

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    • Health education
      provide knowledge and make them indipendent to take care of themselves (self - reliance)
    • feedback
      re-calling what you teach to the patient (RETDEM)
    • dependent
      need for doctor order
    • independent
      more on nurse, no need for doctor order (health is required)
    • hollistic care

      focus all aspect of client (physical, emotional, spiritual and other)
    • no matter who the audience of leaner may be (hindi namimili ng audience)
    • florence nightingle
      founder of mordern nursing was ultimate educator, educating these involved on the delivery of health care
    • independent nursing function

      patient teaching
    • nurse always educate others liek patient, families and colleages
    • nurse responsibilities to promote health and prevention of illness
    • NLNE
      teacing skills, developmental and educational psychology and principles of educational process of teraching and learning (provide curriculum common to all nursing school)
    • JCAHO ( joint commision on accreditation of healthcare organization) 

      interdisciplinary team approach, collaboration within the HCT (consult or insgiht of other.
    • patient bill of right in 1970 created by american hospital association (AHA)
    • patient bill of right
      patient right to recieve complete and current infomation concerning diagnosis treatment and prognosis
    • autonomy
      karapatan ng patient i respect they decision
    • paradigm shift
      ransition toward wellnes has entailed a progression
    • paradigm shift
      FROM: "disease -oriented patient education" (DOPE)
      TO: "prevention - oriented patient education" (POPE) ULtimatel became "health-oriented patient education" (HOPE)
    • educational process
      systematic sequential planed course of action, change faster growth in leaner and participatory, shared approach (patient have role)
    • comparison
      steps of each process to one another
    • nursing process
      a process that follow the ADPIE, focus on planning/implementation and needs to have positive physiological or psycho-emotional.
    • education process
      a process that follow APIE, instructional content and methods and client learning needs (knowledge, skill and attitude) how to be independent adn change in behavior.
    • asessment
      NP: collecting data, EP: readiness, learning style and learning needs
    • planning
      NP: Use of SMART (specific, measurable, attanable, realistic and time). EP: teaching plan (method, strategies and materials)
    • implementation/intervetion (action)

      NP: independent (eleminate allergen increase), dependent (need for doctor order) EP: stragedy for teaching how to do it properly.
    • evaluation
      NP: re-asses, EP: return demo.
    • teaching
      deliberate intervention that involves the planning and implementation
    • instruction
      intechangebly with teaching (skills)
    • learning
      change iin behavior (knowledge, skills and attitudes)
    • nurse educator
      the success when how much person has learned not how much content been imported
    • ASSURE model
      A type of model that use to educated 6 years old(child) client
    • ASSURE model; analyze learner characteristics
      learning needs, readiness to learn and learning style. sign of infection, post anesthesia efect (pediatric patient ) and learn through visual an kinesthetic.
    • ASSURE model: state objective (outcome identification)

      prevent occurance of infection and demostrate proper techniwues in wound cleaning by mother.
    • ASSURE model: select modify of design materials
      visual aids (video stimulation, demostration to a dummy, pictures and actual equiptment)
    • ASSURE model; utilize materials (action and implementation)

      do teaching when anesthesia wears off or patient in consious and coherent. (step by step teaching in front of patient)
    • ASSURE model; require learner reponse (feed back) 

      ashk client/matter question after demostration the procedure
    • evaluation
      let the client/mother demostrate the procedure in dummy first then to the child
    • obstacles to learning ; ability of leaners to attent and process infomation
    • lack of time
      greatest barrier, nurse schedules and responsibilites are demands
    • personal characteristic ; nurse is important role of determing learning outcome and motivation to teach is a prime factor.
    • lack of space and privacy
      nurse expected to teach and learn not always conductive becasue of ENVIRONMENT settings
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