Chapter 14 - Patient education. In this chapter you will learn about the medical assistant's role in patient education. You will sharpen your skills in recognizing and overcoming road blocks to education. You will become more comfortable with teaching and demonstrating procedures to others. Most importantly, you will begin to recognize the incredible responsibility of the medical assistant to correctly lead others to their highest level of health. | Medical Assisting Chapter 14 PowerPoint® to accompany Second Edition Ramutkowski Booth Pugh Thompson Whicker Chapter 14 Copyright © The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Permission required for reproduction or display. Patient Education Objectives 14-1 Identify the benefits of patient education. 14-2 Explain the role of the medical assistant in patient education. 14-3 Discuss factors that affect teaching and learning. 14-4 Describe patient education materials used in the medical office. Patient Education Objectives (cont.) 14-5 Explain how patient education can be used to promote good health habits. 14-6 Identify the types of information that should be included in the patient information packet. 14-7 Discuss techniques for educating patients with special needs. Patient Education 14-9 Explain the benefits of patient education prior to surgery, and identify types of preoperative teaching. 14-10 List educational resources that are available outside the medical office. . | Medical Assisting Chapter 14 PowerPoint® to accompany Second Edition Ramutkowski Booth Pugh Thompson Whicker Chapter 14 Copyright © The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Permission required for reproduction or display. Patient Education Objectives 14-1 Identify the benefits of patient education. 14-2 Explain the role of the medical assistant in patient education. 14-3 Discuss factors that affect teaching and learning. 14-4 Describe patient education materials used in the medical office. Patient Education Objectives (cont.) 14-5 Explain how patient education can be used to promote good health habits. 14-6 Identify the types of information that should be included in the patient information packet. 14-7 Discuss techniques for educating patients with special needs. Patient Education 14-9 Explain the benefits of patient education prior to surgery, and identify types of preoperative teaching. 14-10 List educational resources that are available outside the medical office. Objectives (cont.) The Educated Patient Takes a more active role in medical care Is often more compliant with treatment programs Is better informed about how to maintain a healthy state Printed Materials Brochures, Booklets, and Fact Sheets Explain procedures that are performed in the medical office Provide information about specific diseases and medical conditions Provide information to help patients stay healthy Types of Patient Education Printed Materials Educational Newsletter Medical office newsletters : Are written by the doctor or office staff Contain practical health care tips Offer updates on office policies Provides information about new diagnostic tests and equipment Types of Patient Education (cont.) Printed Materials Community Assistance Directory A written community resource directory prepared by the medical office is a valuable aid for referring patients to appropriate agencies. Meals On Wheels Day Care Centers Medical Services Types of Patient Education .
