The Nurse as Patient Teacher: Changing Needs and Mandates | p. 1 |
The Role of Staff Development in Patient Education: Meeting JCAHO Standards and Beyond | p. 21 |
Patient Education as a Tool for Normalization and Self-Regulation | p. 41 |
Special Populations/Special Challenges | p. 61 |
Informed Consent: An Important Concept in Patient Education | p. 79 |
Educational Theories for Teaching and Motivating Patients | p. 99 |
Assessment for Patient Education: Process and Product | p. 121 |
Planning: Shared Goals for Patient Education | p. 147 |
Implementation: Interventions for Patient Education | p. 171 |
Designing Patient Education Programs in the Community and in the Home | p. 201 |
Evaluation: Determining and Documenting Patient Learning Outcomes | p. 219 |
Community Health Promotion: Assessment and Intervention | p. 245 |
Case Management, Critical Paths, and Patient Education | p. 273 |
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