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Patient teaching
providing information about what patients need to know and want to know to manage their health as independently as possible.
Factors to consider when developing a teaching plan
Learning preference
Perception of the illness
Age
Background
Multicultural influences
Language barriers
Disabilities
Existing knowledge
Barriers to learning
language
age and developmental level
use of defense mechanisms
individual learning style
pain
motivation to learn
emotional or mental state
physical limitations
time limitations
cultural or ethnic background
Determining priorities
understand what the patient knows, their immediate needs, and anxieties
correct misconceptions
begin with the basic details
use every “teaching moment”
provide educational materials
Written communication
May be especially useful in patient factors include defense mechanisms, emotional states, and language barriers
Audiovisual materials
include DVDs, approved video links, and health-related applications. Advantages are:
Promotes self-directed and self-paced learning
Is easily accessible by smart phone or computer
Allows the patient to access material in their own environment