1. What is the current focus and orientation of patient education? 2. Why is patient/staff education an important issue today in healthcare delivery?
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1. What is the current focus and orientation of patient education?
2. Why is patient/staff education an important issue today in healthcare delivery?
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- What are five major challenges facing the future advancement of nursing knowledge? Reflecting on the current nursing knowledge in the 21st century?1. Ms. Castro is newly-promoted to a patient care manager position. She updates her knowledge on the theories in management and leadership in order to become effective in her new role. She learns that some managers have low concern for services and high concern for staff. Which style of management refers to this?How can you achieve the Use of a caring holistic approach to provide and advocate for safe quality care for patients and families in an environment that values the uniqueness, dignity, and diversity of patients. (Patient-centered care) ?
- 1) What is the importance of patient forum? 2) What are the benefits and advantages of patient forum? 3) How can patient forum help the healthcare staff improve patient Health?Which of the following is a goal of patient education? A. to ensure that patients have adequate information about their condition and treatment B. To extend the reach and effectiveness of the physician C. To motivate patients to take an active role in their medical care and health status D. all of the aboveWhy do you think outpatient services are so popular with healthcare consumers? Discuss you or someone you knows experience with outpatient services. Provide at least two strengths or positive aspects and two weaknesses or negative aspects. At least 2 fully formed paragraphs
- 1. Mentoring and coaching are two skills that are pertinent to nursing. In answering this question, discuss two differences between mentoring and coaching? As a potential nursing leader and manager, how can you be more effective at being both a coach and mentor? Relate and give examples of your practice area; in your discussion, identify at least five (5) recommendations for both roles.Which of the following statements best defines critical thinking ? Orderly , goal -directed thinking B. Clear thinking during critical situations C. Constructive feedback about nursing actions D. Critical evaluation of patient responses to care1. How do the four dimensions of the health education process create change on the learners? DIMENSIONS OF THE HEALTH EDUCATION PROCESS: Substantive or Curricular Dimension Procedural or Methodological Dimensions Environmental or Social Dimension Human Relations Dimension
- What are some of the latest technological advancements in nursing, and how are they improving patient outcomes? How does the role of the advanced practice registered nurse differ from that of a registered nurse?What does patient- and family-centered care mean to you? Why do you think patient- and family-centered care has become such a buzz term? In your setting, how would you define the “beginning” and “end” of a patient’s typical “care experience”? What do you think you could learn by spending some time as a patient?As a nurse, why is there a need to perform health assessment. How does our knowledge on human anatomy and physiology and the theoretical foundations in nursing influence our ability to do health assessment?
