Goals of patient teaching
Nurse Responsibilities
Competencies of the Nurse Teacher
Barriers to Patient Teaching
Teaching Methods
100

Health promotion, disease prevention, illness management, appropriate choice of treatment options

What are the goals of patient teaching?

100

Every interaction with a patient or caregiver is has the potential to be considered...

What is a teachable moment?

100

Knowledge of subject matter, communication skills, nonverbal communication & empathy

What are required competencies for the nurse as a teacher?

100
Lack of time, feelings as the teacher, nurse-patient differences & rapid discharge.

What are barriers to patient teaching?

100
Method used to exchange points of view & confirm understanding.

What is discussion/teach back method?

200

Teaching patients & caregivers is something you are always responsible for

Who is the nurse?

200

First step in developing a teaching plan

What is assessment of patients ability & readiness to learn?
200

Open body language, active listening, appropriate eye contact are examples of this.

What is nonverbal communication?

200

Pain, fatigue, age, sensory deficits & medications are examples of this barrier.

What are physical factors?

200

This method combines a short lecture with discussion.

What is lecture-discussion?

300

Responsibility cannot be delegated to assistive personnel

What is patient teaching?

300

Includes assessment, identifying needs, goals, implementation & evaluation

What is teaching plan?


300

Entering the patients world without judgement to better understand them.

What is empathy?

300

Anxiety, depression, & stress response are examples of these barriers.

What is psychologic factors?

300
This method teaches a physical skill and requires patient to perform it back.

What is demonstration/return demonstration ("show back")?