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Gastroenterology Nursing, 1993
Everyday language used by health care professionals in gastroenterology is often unfamiliar to patients, regardless of their level of education. Consequently, the best efforts to explain diagnoses to patients can result in confusion and anxiety instead of understanding.
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Everyday language used by health care professionals in gastroenterology is often unfamiliar to patients, regardless of their level of education. Consequently, the best efforts to explain diagnoses to patients can result in confusion and anxiety instead of understanding.
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Patient Education for Immunizations
Pediatrics, 1984Many physicians and parents consider immunizations routine; as a result, they fail to discuss this important aspect of health care. Parents should be educated about each vaccine and the role it plays in the well-being of their child. To ensure that parents will be able to give informed consent to have their child immunized, the physician should provide
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Patient education in thyrotoxicosis
Patient Education and Counseling, 2000The aim of the study was to assess the need for a thyrotoxicosis patient education programme and to evaluate a group education session. Patients with thyrotoxicosis were sent questionnaires on knowledge, satisfaction and mood. Patients showed limited knowledge about thyrotoxicosis.
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Seminars in Oncology Nursing, 1991
The rationale for patient education is that patients and families have the right to be informed; that professional standards describe appropriate patient education; that health care organizations and the law require patient education; and patients, health care organizations, and that society benefit from the process.
J I, Fernsler, C A, Cannon
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The rationale for patient education is that patients and families have the right to be informed; that professional standards describe appropriate patient education; that health care organizations and the law require patient education; and patients, health care organizations, and that society benefit from the process.
J I, Fernsler, C A, Cannon
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Gastroenterology Nursing, 1990
This article discusses patient education in the endoscopy laboratory. It addresses quality usage of time available to perform patient teaching, the problems encountered and the effects of stress on the learning process.
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This article discusses patient education in the endoscopy laboratory. It addresses quality usage of time available to perform patient teaching, the problems encountered and the effects of stress on the learning process.
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Patient education at a distance
Radiography, 2007Historically, education of patients was paternalistic where people have been conditioned to do as the "doctor" tells them. Traditionally this worked as people tended to have limited access to knowledge of treatment regimen available. However, in the information age, this knowledge is more readily available and it is now common practice to educate ...
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Archives of Dermatology, 1973
Physicians are educators. To an important extent their effectiveness as physicians depends on their effectiveness as educators. This paper discusses appropriate types of clinical circumstances that warrant more automated information transfer and some of the types of automation that may be used.
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Physicians are educators. To an important extent their effectiveness as physicians depends on their effectiveness as educators. This paper discusses appropriate types of clinical circumstances that warrant more automated information transfer and some of the types of automation that may be used.
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Nephrology Nursing Journal
Patient education is a professional responsibility of all registered nurses (RNs); however, many RNs have never been taught how to teach, and specifically, how to teach patients. Teaching is a specialty all its own, and requires knowledge of principles and practices of teaching.
Beth, Ulrich, Linda, Wright
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Patient education is a professional responsibility of all registered nurses (RNs); however, many RNs have never been taught how to teach, and specifically, how to teach patients. Teaching is a specialty all its own, and requires knowledge of principles and practices of teaching.
Beth, Ulrich, Linda, Wright
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Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology, 2016
Larsen et al. have highlighted their positive findings for the use of touch screens in the inflammatory bowel disease outpatient clinic.[1] With the advent of technology there is certainly value in...
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Larsen et al. have highlighted their positive findings for the use of touch screens in the inflammatory bowel disease outpatient clinic.[1] With the advent of technology there is certainly value in...
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