Design an Educational Plan Presentation

Design an Educational Plan Presentation

Design an Educational Plan Presentation

Scenario:

As a nurse at Memorial Hospital, a large city hospital, you provide care to diverse patients. As you work the nursing units at the hospital, you engage with the electronic health records of hundreds of patients each day as a way of accessing, recording, and developing guidelines for safe and quality patient care. Today, you have accessed the patient portal to help you develop and design educational materials for your patient. As you review the pertinent information in the patient portal, you begin considering how you will communicate these educational materials to your patient. After gathering your thoughts and obtaining the necessary history and medical needs of your patient, you are ready to create and deliver this educational plan to your patient.

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Educational Plan

Design and create an educational plan (brochure or pamphlet) that addresses the following for your selected patient:

1. Include relevant health information necessary to educate your patient on their healthcare needs.
   a. Describe and define the health diagnoses, treatments, and at least one medication listed in the patient portal.
   b. Explain relevant statistics and individual health vital signs related to the patient’s medical history.
2. Adhere to health literacy guidelines for your individual patient.
3. Address each of the six areas from the “Checklist for Easy-to-Understand Print Materials.”
4. Make your educational plan visually appealing and relevant to your individual patient.
5. Support the development of your educational plan by consulting and referencing 3 to 5 reputable sources.
6. Ensure that your educational plan is 1 to 2 pages in length; include a separate page for you reference list.

Response applies exemplary health literacy strategies to the patient’s educational plan. Response excels in the application of the six elements of health literacy to support patient ease of understanding and to enhance the educational plan.

Response is visually appealing and relevant to the individual patient.