The Practitioners Handbook To Patient Communication From Theory To Practice: The Practitioners Handbook To Patient Communication From Theory To Practice, #4
SUBJECTIVE: Deficient knowledge SHORT TERM: Established To gain trust by After 30
regarding to After 15 mins. To 30 rapport the client minutes of “Dik Ammo nu ana ti treatment or minutes of nursing nursing nasayaat nga prevention , intervention the Allow the client Help those with intervention the aramiden tampo prognosis of client will participate to participate chronic illness to client was able napartak nga luming condition related to in the learning adapt to their to participate in atoy sakit kon” lack information or process illness, prevent the learning unfamiliarity with complications, process. resources, carry out misinterpretation prescribed possibly evidenced therapy, and by verbalization of solve problems problem, inaccurate when confronted follow through with new instructions, situations. development of preventable complications or Discuss to the To relate the conditions of client’s information to the infectious process. perception and client and to assess current provide an knowledge base excellent way to about the new develop a diagnosis starting point of a teaching plan without overwhelming the client
Provide Promote ongoing
information in learning at the varied formats client’s own pace appropriate to clients learning style
Provide written Promotes sense
information to of control over the relevant only the situation and for the situation, to determine the discussing one new information topic at a time
Provide time to For Clarifying the
process learned questions material and use step by step approach to the client
Obtain feedback To make the
about the patient learning process understands the new situation and treatment. Provide access information for To answer the the contact questions and to person validate date the information post discharge.
The Practitioners Handbook To Patient Communication From Theory To Practice: The Practitioners Handbook To Patient Communication From Theory To Practice, #4