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Patient Education

Learning. Acquisition of a skill or knowledge by practice, study, or instructionWays to learnMemoryIntuitivelySimple to complexKnowledge base to build onPrior knowledge or experience. Learning Approached. PedagogyTraditional classroom instructions for childrenTeacher in controlDetermines what to teach, methods, motivation of studentsLearner is in a passive role.

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Patient Education

Patient Education. Educational Domains. Cognitive: information area (teaching joint protection principles to patient with Rheumatoid Arthritis Psychomotor: deal with motor skills; using crutches NWB Affective: deals with attitude and feelings; does patient value performing their HEP.

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Patient education

Patient education. PRINCIPLES: SIMPLICITY AND REINFORCEMENT.

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Patient Education 101

Patient Education 101. BACK TO SCHOOL Presented by HRMC Cardiac Rehab Staff. JCAHO Defines Patient Education.

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Patient Presentation

Patient Presentation. Patient’s Changing Condition Multiple Considerations To Balance. VALIANT High Early Risk of SCA. Implications of β -Blocker Underuse Prior To Device Implantation. DINAMIT Trial – 40-Day Wait.

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Patient presentation

Patient presentation . M. Vlooswijk, 16-2-2005. Content. Patient case and introduction Epidemiology Pathogenesis Clinical manifestations Diagnosis Treatment and prevention Prognosis Literature. Patient A. . Man, 46 years. Medical history: blank

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Patient Education

14. Patient Education. Learning Outcomes. 14.1 Identify the benefits of patient education. 14.2 Explain the role of the medical assistant in patient education. 14.3 Discuss factors that affect teaching and learning. 14.4 Describe patient education materials used in the medical office.

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Patient Case Presentation

Patient Case Presentation. Anna Trask April 7, 2011 DH 115 Seminar . Medical History. Patient has no known allergies to medications and not currently taking any medications. Patient not currently under the care of a physician. Patient smokes half a pack daily for the last 6 years. .

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PATIENT EDUCATION SEMINAR

Reverse ® Shoulder Prosthesis Patient Education. REVERSE SHOULDER PROSTHESIS. PATIENT EDUCATION SEMINAR. Reverse ® Shoulder Prosthesis Patient Education. JOHN DOE, M.D. X Years of Private Practice in XXXXX

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CW Patient Education

Use appropriate solutions for SiHy’s Rub the lenses to clean, except ClearCare Do not swim in lenses and do not sleep in lenses after swimming Clean & disinfect upon removal Need back-up glasses with updated Rx Examine every 6 mths. Bring glasses and solutions to visits

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Patient Education

Patient Education. Pt.’s should be educated in the following subjects:. Nutrition & Diet Exercise and wt. Control Prevention of STD’s Smoking Cessation Alcohol & Drug prevention and tx Proper use of meds and prescribed tx for infection Stress reduction techniques Disease management.

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Patient presentation

Patient presentation. M. Vlooswijk, 16-2-2005. Content. Patient case and introduction Epidemiology Pathogenesis Clinical manifestations Diagnosis Treatment and prevention Prognosis Literature. Patient A. . Man, 46 years. Medical history: blank

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Patient Education

Patient Education. Learning outcomes from the session. Following this session you will be able to: Define the term ‘Patient Education’ Underpin practice with an appropriate theoretical model Select a suitable method of delivering Patient Education

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Patient Presentation

Patient Presentation. Findings. Thoracic esophagus : stricture 3-4cm in length at the mid esophagus; no extra-luminal contrast extravasation is seen Small bowel follow-through : normal; no evidence of obstruction, stricture, or malrotation. Differential Diagnosis.

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INITIAL PATIENT PRESENTATION

TREND OF LIPIDS. INTRODUCTION. ENDOCRINE EVALUATION.

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Patient Presentation

Patient Presentation . 29 Male Presenting complaint Painful elbow and ankle Pain character 2weeks Pain seems to be inside the joints Stiff feeling – improves with activity Worse in mornings after get out of bed and when standing up after sitting for a while

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Patient Presentation

Patient Presentation. 2013 ACC/AHA Cholesterol Guidelines 4 Major Statin Benefit Groups. Timelines of Lipid-Lowering Agents. Evolution of Therapeutic Monoclonal Antibodies. PCSK9 Inhibition in Patients With Hypercholesterolemia Receiving Statin Therapy.

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Patient Case Presentation

Patient Case Presentation. Neurosurgery Red Service Gabriel Zada, MD Sean McNatt, MD LAC-USC Medical Center May 3, 2006. Patient J.A. History of Present Illness: 22 month old female I Irritability, nausea/vomiting, decreased p.o. intake for 6 days prior to admission

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Dental Patient Education

My Ashburn Dentist Patient Education https://myashburndentist.com/

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PATIENT EDUCATION: Patient Empowerment

PATIENT EDUCATION: Patient Empowerment. Maria A. Marzan, MPH Principle Associate, Family Medicine Associate Director, ICM. HEALTHY PEOPLE 2010.

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Patient education

Patient education. Considering the aspects for effective education of haematological toxicities. Patients rights. Information on risks Involvement in decision making Trained to be knowledgeable and vigilant Safety as shared responsibility. WHO, 2010. Patient education.

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Patient education videos

Videos for patient education have become a strong way to share complicated medical information in a way that is easy to understand and interesting. At ERemedium, we know how important these movies are for helping patients understand and be involved in their own care. This piece goes over many different aspects of patient teaching movies, including their benefits, how they can be made, and how they can improve general healthcare results.

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