Assessment- environmental influences
Space, temperature, furniture, time, physical comfort, auditory, visual, olfactory
Assessment - learning styles
Assessment - development capacity
Infant -> toddler -> preschooler -> school aged child -> adolescent -> adult -> older person
Planning - nursing diagnosis
Health maintenance (ineffective)
Health seeking behaviours
Health self management
Deficient knowledge
Planning
After identifying patient’s learning needs -> identify a nurse focus
Develop teaching plan
Three learning domains
Cognitive, affective and psychomotor
Cognitive
Involves development of knowledge, comprehension, critical thinking, and problem solving skills.
Includes skills such as remembering, analyzing, and understanding
Ex: reading, memorization, concept mapping
Affective
Addresses beliefs, attitudes, emotions, and values
Ex: group discussions, role playing, reflective journaling
Psychomotor
Physical skills, coordination, and ability to perform tasks
Ex: learning to play instruments, physical exercises, practicing clinical procedures
Planning - goals
Implementation teaching approaches - individualized
Implementation teaching approaches - pluralize
Evaluation
Evaluation - teach back
Explain new concept -> ask patient to repeat or demonstrate -> clarify any misunderstanding -> ask patient to repeat or demonstrate