SAS#1

Question 1

Nurses major component of standard quality service is not only focus on care but also educating the sick

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PATIENT EDUCATOR

Question 2

Entrench in the growth and development

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NURSE EDUCATOR

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Founder of modern nursing and ultimate educator - how to improve the health of people

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FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE

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PHN’S role as nurse teacher in preventing disease and maintaining the health of society was emphasized

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EARLY 1900s

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Recognized as independent nursing function of nurses

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PATIENT TEACHING

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Expanded to include broader concepts of health and illness

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NURSING PRACTICE

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Educating others patients families and colleagues

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NURSING EDUCATION

Question 8

Observe the importance of health teaching as a function within the scope of nursing practice

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1918 - national league of nursing education (NLNE)
Now national league for nursing (NLN)

Question 9

Promotion of health and preservation of illness in all settings which they practiced

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NURSES AS AGENTS

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Prepare nurses to assume the role as teachers

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1950 - NLNE course content in nursing school curricula

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Endorse nurse role’ as educator as essential component of nursing care delivery

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INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF NURSES ( ICN )

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Teaching with scope of nursing practice responsibilities

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NURSE PRACTICE ACTS (NPAs)

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Ensure patients complete and current information concerning their diagnosis treatment and prognosis

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1970 - PATIENT’S BILL OF RIGHTS

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Evolve from disease oriented approach to prevention oriented approach. focus on teaching for promotion and maintenance of health

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1980 - NURSE AS EDUCATOR, A PARADIGM SHIFT

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From disease oriented patient education (DOPE) oriented patient education (POPE) to ultimately become health oriented patient education (HOPE)

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GRUENINGER (1995) - TRANSITION TOWARD WELLNESS

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From one wise healer to expert advisor/teacher to facilitator

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ROLE OF THE NURSE - CHANGED

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Now emphasize on empowering patients their potentials, abilities and resources to the fullest

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FROM SIMPLE INFORMATION DISSEMINATOR

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Publish a broad set of competencies it believe would mark to the success of health professions in the 21st century

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1995 - THE PEW HEALTH PROFESSIONS COMMISSION

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Continuing nursing staff education, in-service programs and staff development to maintain and improve their clinical skills and teaching ability

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ROLE OF TODAY’S EDUCATOR - TRAINING THE TRAINER

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Dynamic one that requires teacher to actively engage students to become competent and caring professionals

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ROLE OF CLINICAL EDUCATOR

Question 21

Since 1999, nurses to be ranked number one in _______ and ______ among 45 occupations

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HONESTY AND ETHICS

Question 22

To increase the competence and confidence of clients for self management

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PURPOSE

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Twinkie is the responsibilities and independence of clients for self care. this can be achieved by supporting patients through the transition from being dependent on others to be a self-sustaining in managing their own care and from being passive to active learners

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GOAL

Question 24

The single most important action of nurses as educators is to prepare patients for

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SELF-CARE

Question 25

are deliberate intervention that involves sharing information and experiences to meet intended learning outcomes in the cognitive affective and psychomotor domain according to an education plan

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TEACHING AND INSTRUCTIONS

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Is defined as a change in behavior (KNOWLEDGE SKILLS AND ATTITUDES) that can occur at any time or in any place as a result of exposure to environmental stimuli

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LEARNING

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6 QSEN COMPETENCIES

the patient has control of and is full partner in the provision of holistic compassionate and comprehensive care based on the patient’s values needs and preferences

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PATIENT-CENTERED CARE

Question 28

6 QSEN COMPETENCIES

nurses and other health professionals must collaborate effectively with open communication respect and mutual decision making to achieve high-quality care

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TEAMWORK AND COLLABORATION

Question 29

6 QSEN COMPETENCIES

Current evidence must be integrated to support clinical expertise in providing optimal health care

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EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE

Question 30

6 QSEN COMPETENCIES

measure data and monitor patient outcomes to develop changes in methods to continuously improve the quality and safety and health care delivery

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QUALITY IMPROVEMENT

Question 31

6 QSEN COMPETENCIES

use information technology to effectively communicate manage knowledge eliminate error and support collaborative decision-making

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INFORMATICS

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Minimize the risk of harm to patients and healthcare providers through self and system evaluation

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SAFETY

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Dedicated to teaching strategies and resources. a second goal of this phase was to collaborate with organizations that represent advanced practice nurses in developing competence for graduate education

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PHASE II

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The goal of this phase was to develop the faculty expertise needed to teach competence in textbooks, implement innovative teaching strategies and assist in the licensure and accreditation process

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PHASE III

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Are those factors and empeding the nurses ability to deliver educational services

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BARRIERS TO EDUCATION

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Are those factors that negatively affect the ability of the learner to attend to and process information

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OBSTACLE TO LEARNING