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Preoperative education: making every contact count
British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2021Patient education is an important part of obtaining informed consent, but can also be used to educate patients about how to prepare for surgery and help them take responsibility for improving their own health to reduce their risk of perioperative complications.
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Public health: PART 1 Making Every Contact Count
British Journal of Nursing, 2018Lynn Craig, Subject Lead, Adult Nursing, and Senior Lecturer ( L.craig@northumbria.ac.uk ) and Emma Senior, Senior Lecturer/Programme Lead, Adult Nursing, Northumbria University, Newcastle upon Tyne, discuss the nurse's role in public health interventions using the Making Every Contact Count approach
Lynn, Craig, Emma, Senior
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Opportunities for Making Every Contact Count approaches in workplaces
Occupational MedicineThere is now evidence that widespread adoption of the Making Every Contact Count (MECC) approach developed in the United Kingdom can have a significant impact on health. Even though there are important reasons explaining why such an approach is scarcely applied in workplaces, MECC might be of interest in some specific cases, such as healthcare settings
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Promoting health: making every contact count
Nursing Standard, 2014This article describes a new training programme devised and run by the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) to assist staff to make every patient contact count. The aim of the training programme is to help nurses become more effective when offering opportunistic health promotion advice as part of their routine work, and avoid generating resistance to change.
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